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The year 2022 was special for all of us who make Inter. We can say it was an intense journey full of challenges, in which we were able to grow in number of clients, increase our market share in all business verticals, and further expand the num-ber of features in our Super App, always seeking to meet the expectations of our stakeholders.

Among many achievements, a relevant milestone in 2022 was the corporate reorganization that resulted in the mi-gration of Banco Inter S.A.’s shareholder base from B3 S.A. - Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão (B3), in Brazil, to the holding com-pany Inter&Co, Inc., which is now listed on the Nasdaq, in the United States. The corporate reorganization expand-ed Inter’s access to international investors, through one of the world’s largest stock exchanges, which houses a large part of the global technology players. In addition, it was another step towards continuing our national expansion in the coming years, strengthening our position as a global technology company.

It is important to highlight that the corporate reorganization was an innovative operation in the market, and we share the credit for its accomplishment not only with our employees, but also with our investors, who gave the green light for Inter to take this important step towards a future even more full of possibilities and growth. Additionally, the corporate reorga-nization has put Inter on even more robust governance and compliance standards.

Last year, we added more than 8.3 million clients to our base and will reach 2023 with a volume of approximately 25 million clients - performance that requires discipline and focus from our entire team to achieve the goals defined in our strategic planning.

We also reached the mark of 1.5 million clients in the Indi-vidual Micro-Entrepreneur (MEI) and Corporate segments. Through the Inter Empresas Super App, our entrepreneurial clients have access to a 100% digital, free account with an investment section and marketplace.

Another milestone in 2022 was the completion of the acquisi-tion of Usend, now Inter&Co Payments, our first step towards offering financial services in US territory. Since April of 2022, Inter’s Super App offers a Global Account, focusing on two major audiences: Brazilians who want access to financial and non-financial solutions in U.S. dollars (tourists, self-employed people acting outside of Brazilian territory, companies im-porting/exporting goods and services) and U.S. residents, mainly for remittances. By 2022, we will increase the number of global service clients 23-fold, reaching almost 1 million clients.

In parallel, we created more functionalities for our clients, such as Doutor Inter, which allows our client access to a tele-medicine service with more than 20 medical specialties.

In addition, we started linking investment portfolios to envi-ronmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria, maintaining a culture of sustainability. Our expectation is to have, in an increasingly cross-cutting manner, an ESG agenda in all of Inter’s spheres of action, in a manner integrated with our or-ganizational strategy.

Besides mitigating and offsetting our carbon emissions and making continuous improvements in corporate governance, we have financial education as a material topic and we act to strengthen it among our stakeholders and offer it in the social actions we promote through Inter Voluntariado (or, in English, Inter Volunteering).

We are in a continuous process of evolution, developing the awareness of our employees to enable ESG issues to be in-creasingly rooted in the company’s culture, whether in our investments or in the launching of new products.

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We want to be increasingly transversal in our ESG

agenda, adherent to our materiality and integrated into

all of Inter&Co’s spheres of activity.

In early 2023, we advanced even further in

this sustainability agenda, which is part of

our internal movement of maturing topics,

and we invested in the preparation of a product

that could represent our commitments

and thereby share it with our clients.

Once again, we use our high performance

and digital expertise to, through the Super

App, present ways for our client to exercise

more sustainable behavior, using a platform

of services called Sustainable Living

The creation of this platform was a coordinated

action that involved the main business

areas to test and verify the sustainable cri-

teria that should be reflected in the application.

by our team, offers our individual clients the

possibility to make donations, access financial

and social and environmental education

content, estimate and offset greenhouse

gas (GHG) emissions, make medical appointments,

Inter is a signatory of the United Nations Organization

Brazil, reaffirming our commitment to the

Ten Principles of the Global Compact and to

building a more balanced and sustainable

world. We are also a hub in Minas Gerais for

companies that develop and support projects

and initiatives to promote the 2030 Agenda,

Hub ODS Minas Gerais, and the 2030 Challenge

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In addition, we also reinforce our commitment to Agenda 2030

through the value generation provided by our business model.

With the Super App, we want to continue simplifying the lives

of more and more people around the world, while improving

our ESG performance and bringing sustainability into the

daily lives of our clients through education and sustainable

For 2023 and beyond, we aim high to deliver an even better

Inter for our employees, clients, and investors. We are ready

to bring in more operational efficiency, win markets, and continue

We will remain committed to fulfilling our mission of empowering

people to manage their finances and daily activities

through a simple and integrated digital experience, and we

are confident that our key focus areas will position us for

continued success in 2023 and beyond.

We are grateful for the trust our clients have placed in us so

far. We will continue to dedicate ourselves to providing excellent

service, creating value for all our stakeholders. I invite you

to learn more about Inter&Co’s strategy and journey through

Besides simplifying, Inter wants to contribute

to improving people's lives and be part of

the change that gives autonomy to those who

use the Super App. Accordingly, it innovates

every day through product and service diversification

and has a business model that

keeps growing while contributing to sustainable

Inter has grown by betting on an eco-efficient

and scalable business model, reducing

operating costs and providing technology

that makes life easier for the customer while

opening up a range of possibilities for financial

and social movements through the Super

App, which was developed to have friendly

navigation, operated within high security

standards, and with cloud data, which allows

expansion of services and controls, with

increasingly precise and free interactions.

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Through the Feemeter1 accounting, there were more

than BRL 25 billion in fee exemptions from 2017 to

December 2022. This differentiator of Inter allows it

to broaden banking access, through which customers

have a safe and reliable environment to expand their

financial horizons, thanks to the use of high technology

and the development of a multi-integrated platform,

supported by a robust cloud database system. A

pioneer in fully digital and free accounts in Brazil,

Inter installed, in 2016, in the city of Belo Horizonte

(MG), where its headquarters are located, a Feemeter

– a numerical panel that estimates how much its

customers who use this account have already saved

in bank fees, estimated. Inter manages the amounts

of fees that are no longer charged for each digital

transaction, taking into account the tables defined by

the Central Bank and accounting for these amounts as

a direct gain for the customer.

1 The Feemeter was launched by Inter at the end of 2016 and takes into account all bank transactions made by its

customers based on the fee table established by the Central Bank of Brazil. In 2022 alone, there were more than

R$11 billion in fee exemptions.

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in cashback to heat up the

More than R$320 million in cashback returned in 2022, in a win win win

relationship. A return stimulus for the various sectors of the economy to gain,

with the customer having the option to invest this amount on Inter's investment

platform and may even choose to donate part of their cashback to social

and/or environmental actions, through the Sustainable Living section of the

Super App. Inter distributes up to 50% of the volume of its trading returns for

customers to use in new transactions, bringing a new dynamic to its customers'

Eco-efficientOn average 95% more eco efficient2 per customer when compared to the

average environmental impact of operations of other traditional banking

players. The 100% digital environment avoids bureaucracy, the use of physical

branches and related negative impact externalities. It is strategic for Inter

to establish technological partnerships with providers aligned with the use

of sustainable digital platforms, that strengthen a low carbon economy,

increasingly seeking to develop eco efficiency in Inter's operations and

2 The survey is based on benchmarking using GHG Protocol data and reporting of water and

energy consumption with the metric of number of clients per institution in the same segment.

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[GRI 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5]

This is Inter’s third Annual Report and the first under the new

configuration as Inter&Co. Inc. (Inter&Co, holding company or

company). The 2022 edition marks the corporate reorganization

of the Inter Group, which from now on will begin to group

its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) indicators

in a common manner across all subsidiaries and the holding

company (which together are called the Inter Group).

This document reflects Inter&Co’s commitments to the ESG

agenda, demonstrating how they are intertwined with the

Group’s business model and purpose: creating what makes

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards, the Sustainability

Accounting Standards Board (SASB) indicator

frameworks, and the Integrated Reporting proposed by the

International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), both currently

under the IFRS Foundation - international and benchmark

guidelines in corporate reporting, are part of this Report.

For the purposes of document evidence, the data from Inter’s

Progress Communiqué (COP), prepared for the United

Nations (UN) Global Compact, and the information on value

creation presented in this Report were considered, in accordance

with the international standard Interim Financial Reporting

(IAS) No. 34, issued by the International Accounting

Standards Board (IASB), and are part of the annual Financial

Statements audited by KPMG Auditores Independentes Ltda.

The Annual Report is designed to demonstrate how ESG is-

sues are intertwined with the business model and how they

are applied in day-to-day operational and strategic activities.

For the closing of this report and the financial information,

Inter provided a letter of assurance, through the independent

external audit firm Bureau Veritas (BVQI), which validated

the methodology employed in the construction of the Report

and the respective information. The external audit process is

coordinated and conducted by the Corporate Sustainability

and Investor Relations teams, and the content is validated by

members of the Board of Directors and the CEO. [GRI 2-5, 2-14]

To facilitate understanding, at the end of the Report, there

is a table with the GRI and SASB exhibits and the UN’s Sustainable

Development Goals (SDGs), present throughout the

chapters. In addition, it is possible to navigate through the

chapters by clicking on the buttons present in the menu at

the top of the pages.

The current issue is available on the institutional website,

with a link dedicated to Investor Relations. In addition, the

publications are directed to the U.S. Securities and Exchange

Commission (SEC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission

of Brazil (CVM). The period of the economic and

financial information coincides with the other information in

For any questions, criticisms, or suggestions

about the content presented herein, there is an

open channel by e-mail at two addresses:

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Inter&Co is a holding company incorporated in the Cayman

Islands, registered as a foreign private issuer with the U.S.

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and as a foreign

issuer with the Securities and Exchange Commission

of Brazil (CVM) in Brazil. Together with its controlled companies,

including Banco Inter S.A. (Banco Inter), is part of

On June 23, 2022, after the migration of Banco Inter’s shareholder

base to Inter&Co, the company started to have its

shares listed on Nasdaq, the North American stock exchange,

with the ticker INTR. At the same time, Brazilian Depositary

Receipts (BDRs) backed by Inter&Co class A common shares

began trading on the B3 S.A. – Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão (B3), with

Inter&Co’s main subsidiary is Banco Inter, which, with its consolidated

controlled companies, forms a global platform of

digital and free services focused on the financial, credit, investment,

insurance, banking, and non-financial e-commerce

In 2022, Banco Inter had a credit portfolio of R$24.5 billion,

net assets of more than R$7 billion, and R$46.3 billion in total

assets. The activity is dynamic and reinvents itself every day

to create and manage quality and reliable digital products and

services for its more than 25 million clients.

With the acquisition of Usend, now Inter&Co Payments, the

Inter Group began its activities in the United States, expanding

its offer of financial products both to U.S. residents and

to its client base residing in Brazil, integrating the solutions

of the acquired company with Inter’s platform.

Inter&Co Payments brought to Inter a portfolio of cross bor-

der products already in operation, as well as the infrastructure,

licenses, and experience in the United States required

to enter this market, including the Global Account. Inter&Co

Payments is licensed to act as a money transmitter in over

40 US states, and can offer services such as international

remittances, digital wallet, debit card, bill payment, among

others, to Brazilians living or traveling to the United States

Inter Invest is the investment division responsible for allocating

resources to the most diverse market opportunities.

It has consolidated itself as the only company in the country

to bring to the Brazilian public an international home broker

Inter Asset is the asset manager of Inter Invest and offers

fixed income, equity, pension, real estate, multimarket, infrastructure,

and exchange traded funds (ETFs), in addition to

funds that follow the main global trends.

Inter Seguros is Inter&Co's digital insurance platform and offers

more than 23 products, including a corporate insurance line.

Inter Shop is the digital marketplace launched in 2019. With

more than 1.1 thousand stores and retailers in Brazil and the

United States, it offers a complete digital shopping mall, with

Inter DTVM is Banco Inter’s securities distributor. Structured as

an open platform, it allows the expansion of investment possibilities

for clients , which includes cashback, an Inter differential.

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Inter&Co corporate structure [GRI 2-1]

Class A Shares = 1 vote/share

Class B Shares = 10 votes/share

1 Class A Share = 1 BDRInter&Co. Inc.

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Inter&Co Participações Ltda. Inter Mortgage Holding Inc. Inter Holding Financeira S.A. Inter&Co Securities LLC INTRGLOBALEU

Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Delaware/USA Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Delaware/USA Serviços Administrativos LDA

Mil Participações e Locação S/A YellowFl Mortgage LLC YellowFl Management LLC

Jurisdição: Brazil Jurisdiction: Florida/USA Jurisdiction: Florida/USA

Granito Instituição de Inter Distribuidora Inter Asset Holding S.A. Inter Digital Corretora e Inter Marketplace IM Designs Acerto Cobrança e Inter&Co Payments Inc.

Jurisdiction: Brazil Consultoria de Seguros

Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil

100%99.98%100% 100% 100% 70% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Granito Sistemas Inter Asset Gestão Inter Café Ltda. Inter Boutique Inter Viagens e Inter Food Ltda. Inter Usend Ltd. Usend Tecnologia Usend Financial

de PDV Ltda. de Recursos Ltda. Jurisdiction: Brazil Ltda. Entretenimento Jurisdiction: Brazil Conectividade Jurisdiction: United e Serviços Services ULC

Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil Ltda. Ltda. Kingdom Financeiros Ltda. Jurisdiction: Canada

Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil Jurisdiction: Brazil

Best Investment Bank − Forbes World’s Best

Inter took 1st place in the Best 2nd place in the ranking of the Best

Services 2022 ranking released by Banks in Brazil by Forbes. The ranking

the press outlet Estadão to recognize evaluates issues such as customer

consistent public relations work. satisfaction, reliability, digitalization,

service, and financial advisory services.

Las Disruptoras Most Admired Legal

2022 Award Executives − Análise

was recognized by the American Ana Luiza Franco Forattini, general

publication Iupana News as one of counsel, chief governance and

the six most innovative women in Compliance officer, entered the list of

digital finance in Latin America. the most admired legal executives

Inter was voted the most customercentric

bank by The Global Economics

that recognizes leading global market

Thaiza Cançado, head of Compliance

and Regulatory Affairs at Inter, is among

the five most admired compliance

professionals in Brazil, in the Financial

People in Latin America −

entered Bloomberg Línea’s list, which

leaders who set an example and

proudly carry the best of Latin America

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Inter was recognized with an A rating by the

Humanized index for being an organization open

to feedback, an agent of social and environmental

transformation that solves real problems,

generating value for all parts of the business and for

For the third consecutive time, Inter had its Greenhouse

Gas Emissions Inventory (GHG) recognized with

the Gold Seal of the GHG Protocol, reinforcing its

The Employability Mentorship, carried out

by Inter in partnership with Vallourec to bring

knowledge and financial education to the

community, was elected by the Mineiro

Committee of Corporate Volunteering as the best

Best Employer Brand in the

Inter received the Best Employer Brand award in

the LinkedIn Talent Awards 2022 evaluation. The

performance, results, and impact of more than 1,000

companies are considered using LinkedIn’s corporate

solutions in each of the participating countries.

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Chosen 2nd place in the Best

Elected by public as Best Super App,

Best Investment Broker, and Best

Digital Bank in Brazil, in addition to

top 3 in Best Fintechs in the country.

Inter has won the Top 5 Award in the

Excellence Program 2022, awarded by

Mastercard. The feature was in the

Inter’s team received the title of top

Data Engineering − Data Lakehouse

team of the year. The award recognizes

company leaders who contribute and

innovate in the global data landscape.

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[GRI 2-6 | GRI 201-1]

Note: The data refer to 2022.

Our purpose is to serve. In 2015, when Inter started its digital transformation

with the purpose of a banking revolution, the intention was

strong to serve society with a 100% digital banking service, simple,

unbureaucratic, and without abusive fees. Being complete was also

part of the project and in a very accelerated way; the app already

offered an open platform for investments, credit, and insurance,

contributing to a fairer and more democratic financial system. In the

interaction with customers, Inter realized that it could be even more

complete and go further. In 2019, it created its non-financial products

mall, with a wide range of products and services that include the main

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retailers in Brazil, gift cards, telephony through Inter Cel, Shell Box,

travel, parking, food with Duo Gourmet, and others, which total more

than 140 features. With this, a broad digital ecosystem has been set

up, which through a Super App simplifies people's lives with six business

verticals: Banking and Spending, Credit, Shopping, Investments,

Insurance, and Global. Globa is the gateway to internationalization of

its operation, which currently already offers international remittance

and investment services, as well as a shopping mall that brings together

the best retailers in the United States.

BANKING & SPENDING CREDIT INVEST INSURANCE SHOP GLOBAL

Client base & funding Monetization & activation Across borders

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Inter’s product strategy is designed to increase client relationships

through a simple experience to consolidate its market

To generate more revenue per customer.

To generate more engagement per

All this has allowed Inter to deliver a client experience highly

differentiated from the market, and this is evidenced by

the score obtained in the survey by the Net Promoter Score

(NPS) system of 85 points, which places Inter in a rating area

of excellence, reinforced by more than 12 million active clients

by the end of 2022.

A digital account for financial and non-financial

transactions that allows the client to pay bills,

shop online and offline, transfer money, and

Portfolio of credit products for individuals and

companies that helps clients realize projects

An open and maintenance-free platform

for investments with options that

Insurance broker that offers products

to protect its clients’ most important

A marketplace that allows clients to shop more

efficiently from a growing list of products

and services for everyday life. The highlight

is the Sustainable Living platform, which

offers contents and social and environmental

Solutions for clients traveling abroad and

for US residents, which brings many of

the Brazilian Super App experiences to a

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The corporate reorganization project, with

the migration of shares to the US Nasdaq

exchange, aimed to increase the visibility

and access of the Inter Group, via Inter&

Co, to international investors, as a way to

expand business and operations globally.

process, an ethical, transparent, and clear

lished with the entire investor base, which

at the time was around 180,000 sharehold

The proposal submitted to the sharehold

ers for approval provided for the possibility

to choose between: (i) receiving Brazilian

Depositary Receipts (BDRs) backed by In

ter&Co class A common shares, traded on

B3 S.A. - Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão (B3), which

could be cancelled in order to receive the

class A common shares issued by Inter&Co

traded on Nasdaq; and (ii) receiving the

market value of Banco Inter’s shares, as

per an independent valuation, up to the

limit of approximately R$1.1 billion (which

was apportioned proportionally among the

shareholders that chose this option.)1

Inter’s business maturity proved to be

fundamental to take off in a safe manner.

To ensure this transition, several commu

niqués were published to the market, as

well as a call center for shareholders, re

inforcing the investor relations channels,

and producing special informative material

for wide dissemination in the media. The

objectives of this action were to deal with

the corporate reorganization in a clear and

transparent way and, especially, to encour

age the participation of all shareholders

in the general meeting, held online for ap

The transaction was completed at the end

of the first half of 2022, with the approv

al of 85% of the shareholders with voting

rights present at the meeting. Inter&Co be

came listed on Nasdaq on June 23, 2022,

The structuring process of the corpo

rate reorganization also contributed to

the maturing and greater robustness of

the group’s governance through Inter&

Co. Inter&Co is currently subject to the

supervision of the U.S. Securities and Ex

change Commission (SEC), as a foreign

private issuer, and the Securities and Ex

change Commission of Brazil (CVM), as a

1 There was also the possibility of exercising the right to withdraw, as provided in Law No. 6,404/1976, and receive the equity value of Banco Inter’s shares.

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[GRI 2-29 | GRI 3-1, 3-2]

The Inter Materiality survey process was built

through a multi-sector materiality panel, considering

observing practices related to the Sustainability

and Morgan Stanley Capital International

(MSCI), as well as global references on environmental,

issues, in order to find out which issues are

most relevant among the sectors in which

the company operates. In addition, benchmarking

was developed with the ten largest

companies in sectors related to Inter's business

After this benchmarking process, Inter raised

20 topics of relevance, which were submitted

to our stakeholders in an active listening

process, focused on the perception of the

main risks and opportunities of the business

model. In all, 17 stakeholder groups were

selected and participated in commenting.

They are: employees, upper management,

labor unions, neighborhood, and society.

In the stakeholder survey, we had 6,407 responses

in total, 5,550 from external stakeholders

and 857 from internal stakeholders.

By listening to the stakeholders, eight Material

Topics were mapped out, which are

adjusted to the Inter Group’s performance

pillars. These topics are a priority in relation

to the ESG strategy, ensuring its reach in the

In addition, at the meetings of Banco Inter’s

ESG Committee held throughout 2022 and in

early 2023, they analyzed (i) the ESG issues

assessed by various market indices, (ii) the

ESG actions already implemented at Inter,

and (iii) the challenges and opportunities

of this agenda that are most related to Inter’s

The work of the ESG Committee was supported

by professionals from various areas

of Inter and resulted in the establishment of

an ESG Institutional Agenda with 12 action

fronts: (i) risk management, (ii) ESG product

(iv) internal human capital development, (v)

promoting access to finance, (vi) privacy

and digital security, (vii) diversity, (viii) independence,

(xi) ethics, and (xii) corporate behavior

(acting to prevent fraud, corruption, and

A new materiality consultation will be held

later in 2023, as an update, given the expansion

of the Inter Group’s business model, the

entry of new customers, shareholders, and

new consumer service platforms. The ESG

Committee is working on the materiality and

strategy agenda with senior management to

align the topics that make up the agenda.

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The Annual Report and its materiality also

undergo analysis and validation by senior

management, who make contributions in both

processes following the company’s overall Inter’

viewpoint and the prioritization and importance

of stakeholders. This entire process

is accompanied by Inter’s ESG Committee.

In 2021, Banco Inter presented in live format

Materiality topics to its employees, such as

the methodology adopted, the number of tutional Agenda:

survey respondents, and which stakeholder

groups were invited to participate. Later, the

video was made available on Inter Academy,

s internal platform, where employees

can access the live recording to gain more

Distributed in the environmental, financial,

social, and governance pillars, below are the

Material Topics and the topics on the Insti-

· Ethics, integrity, and transparency

· Privacy and digital security

Based on its materiality, Inter develops actions aimed at the

most relevant issues in the environmental, social, and governance

dimensions. Through a free, digital platform, the generation

of value is not only financial. It also materializes in the

democratization of all products and services, with the security

and simplicity that only a 100% digital company committed

to its stakeholders can provide.

ESG integration occurs both through the mapping of risks

and opportunities observed in the materiality of Inter, and

also from the perspective of ESG ratings, which consider the

materiality of institutions in the field of sustainability.

As a result, Inter has also advanced in global ESG initiatives.

According to data from the Corporate Sustainability Assessment

(CSA), prepared by S&P Global, an American company

that follows market indicators, including those related to

sustainability, the score obtained by Inter in the ESG criteria

increased 77% between 2021 and 2022 due to improvements

in transparency issues with the institution. Thus, Inter outperformed

the industry average in all ESG issues.

Within Sustainability governance, the ESG Committee supports

the Inter Group’s ongoing commitment to sustainable

management, in addition to broadening the reach of measures

to disseminate issues considered material and a priority for

Assessment (CSA) from S&P Global

S&P Global’s CSA rating increased 77%

between 2021 and 2022, due to transparency

industry average in all ESG issues.

Governance +7 points above industry

and economy and economy average

This is an integration process that takes place through a volunteer group, called Catalysts of Sustainability. In

2022, it was formed by 114 employees from 92 distinct sectors and aims, through monthly meetings, to discuss the

intersections between work and personal life and sustainability. On a monthly basis, the group is trained on topics

related to Inter Materiality with the aim of enabling all Inter employees to also be protagonists of the company’s ESG

integration. Through the application of innovative impactful ideas, this team of employees influences ESG issues in the

company’s strategies and operations on a more granular perception level.

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One way to enhance this process of ESG integration

into business is to associate sustainability

and materiality with organizational strategy

and the creation of new products. Thus, the Inter

Group has adopted a broad model that disseminates

these topics in all operational and executive

To guide the sustainability strategy in a continuous,

consistent way, and directed towards ESG

goals, an internal agenda was built to integrate

the topics among the company’s several areas.

Inter operates at three levels for ESG integration:

At the strategic level, a benchmarking is done of the main ESG risks

and opportunities related to the materiality and performance of

each of the business verticals, defining the paths and processes

required for the inclusion of these factors. Internal consulting work is

also carried out by the Sustainability area for the improvement and

inclusion of new products and services related to the topic in each

of the verticals. In 2022, it was worked on to include goals related to

consulting carried out at the strategic level. As a result of the ESG

integration at the 2022 strategic level, there are two cases: based

on the Sustainable Investment topic, the Research area created the

Sonar ESG (see case); and based on the Conscious Consumption

topic, the Sustainability area structured the Sustainable Living

section, which enables customer to have access to sustainable

behavior in a broad and complete way (see case).

The tactical operational level consists

of inferring the risks and opportunities

of each of the materiality topics in the

areas or sectors. Whenever possible,

sustainability goals are included in

management by results and variable

remuneration. In 2021, goals were

included in 14 areas of the company

related to the maturity of several

areas in relation to strategic topics,

and, in 2022, the work followed the

consulting done at the strategic level.

In addition, since 2021, the Corporate

Sustainability area has identified the

main risks and opportunities related to

all the Inter Group’s materiality topics

for all the company’s new products,

through an opinion from the area sent

to the Products Committee, which

evaluates the feasibility and strategic

interest of launching new products

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In sustainability awareness formation, the company has developed

an internal mechanism aimed at disseminating the topic,

based on the strategy of taking the topic down to the granular

level, in which it has built a training model for employees.

They are the Sustainability Catalysts, through which Inter

presents its differentials related to sustainability, and employees

are trained to replicate the topics and grow with the

strategy within the company, with the opportunity for participants

to register intrapreneurial ideas of impact, which

mitigate some risk or enhance some opportunity related to

This is a way to train employees on relevant topics for the

business model and a global agenda for sustainable development,

in addition to providing a space for leadership and

innovation. As a way of rewarding the most innovative idea,

the Group has an award called Catalyst of the Year, which

rewards the idea that generates the most impact and has

good execution capacity. In 2022, the most innovative idea

came from the employee Lídia Alexandrina, who presented

The winning initiative proposes the creation of a seal for the

bank’s clients, with which they can be classified according

to their level of involvement with the sustainable products

available in the Super App.

The score should account for each sustainable action available

in the Sustainable Living section (shopping at sustainable

stores, making donations, participating in volunteer work,

offsetting the impact on the climate by purchasing carbon

credits, etc.), thus creating a ranking of clients who are more

engaged, and may also offer a system of rewards and valuation

of these clients (see case study in this Report).

ESG Advances – Inter Invest

As a result of the ESG integration in the Inter Invest business

vertical, the Sustainability team has been supporting the Inter

Asset and Inter DTVM teams in improving the governance,

evaluation, and offer of products and reports with ESG content,

on the Super App investment platform. The materiality

topic, Sustainable Investment, drives this movement and

sheds light on various possibilities for mitigating risks and

enhancing opportunities. The following progress was made

in this regard by Inter in 2022. [SASB FN-AC-410a.2]

The year 2022 was particularly rich for the investment funds

segment managed by Inter Asset, which included an assessment

of the existing portfolio against ESG criteria. Materiality

requirements and commitments that reflect the degree of

maturity in relation to sustainability were listed in a questionnaire

in order to be able to assess companies’ ESG maturity.

This process was applied to 100% of equity portfolios and

53% of fixed income portfolios.

Furthermore, Inter has joined two extremely relevant initia

tivesin the environmental area,Investorsfor the Climate −

which promotes engagement and training of professional

investors to advance the agenda of portfolio decarbonization

and climate risk mitigation − and the Principles for Sustainable

Investment − an initiative created by the United Nations

(UN) for financial market agents.

By signing it, Inter Asset committed to incorporate ESG topics

into its investment analysis, decision-making, and policies.

In addition, the offer of Funds with ESG criteria available on

Inter DTVM's Open Fund Platform was expanded:

• SulAmérica Crédito ESG FIRF

• Compassion ESG Credit Selection FIC FIRF CP LP

• JGP Crédito ESG FIC FIM CP

• JGP ESG FIC FIA

• BB Asset Ações Nordea Clima Global And

• MAG Global Sustainable FIC FMIE

• Schroeder Sustentabilidade Ações Globais USD FIC FIA IS

• Vox Desenvolvimento Sustentável FIRF CP LP

When it comes to ESG aspects, one of the products that

deserves to be highlighted is the Fama FIC FIA fund. Fama

Investimentos has more than BRL 1.4 billion in assets under

management. Its great differentiator is the long track record

of management, with more than 29 years of history committed

The fund invests in solid, well-managed Brazilian companies

with excellent operating prospects, selected on the basis

of purely fundamentalist criteria, always using conservative

assumptions. Its aim is to achieve consistent returns through

a portfolio of high-quality companies that meet ethical and

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ESG criteria, have clear competitive advantages, and are led

by experienced managers. Alignment of interest between

controlling and minority shareholders, companies with strong

balance sheets, and cash generators with potential for value

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Among the various materials that Inter makes available to

its clients are the Inter Research newsletters, which support

investment decision-making. Inter’s Strategy and Economic

Research team is accessible through a newsletter and the

reports available to the client/investor.

In this list of materials produced by the team of experts are

Stay up to date with

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As a result of the ESG integration at the strategic level of

the Inter Invest vertical, the Inter ESG Seal is a analysis

that the Research team assigns to market companies,

proving their standards regarding environmental, social,

and governance issues. In addition, legitimizing the fidu-

ciary duty to investors, companies need to demonstrate

good financial fundamentals and attractive valuation with

a buy or neutral recommendation.

The targeting of ESG topics has been a guideline for all

investment areas that are related to Inter. It is from this

commitment that Sonar ESG was born, an internal analy-

sis structure of sustainability requirements, connected

to environmental, social, and governance standards, to

look at the performance of listed companies in the market

and indicate them within future investment portfolios.

After adopting these analysis criteria, using a basis of

parameters that are part of the Refinitiv system, a partner

that provides information for global financial markets and

supports, through its indicators, the construction of the

first report focused on the ESG topic, in which 15 com-

panies were checked at first, the balance requirements

in the three spheres (environmental, social, governance)

were looked at and what was highlighted in their profile,

with the awarding of an Inter ESG Seal.

These evaluations, which are now presented to Inter’s

investors, take into account more than 400 parameters

and are done systematically, and are updated contem-

plating all the companies evaluated.

With this report, Inter advances the ESG scope in its mar-

ket performance analysis. Every quarter, listed compa-

nies that are on the radar of the investment portfolio

The analysis was divided into a summary of what the

company’s operating result was for the quarter, as well

as investment thesis as seen by the analyst responsible

for the coverage, and, of course, the main ESG advances,

divided among these four points:

In addition, the main issues that the market has been discuss-

ing, such as the COP27 climate conference, which was the

subject of intense debates, are covered. The points discussed

throughout the conference lead to many expectations of how

economies will behave with regard to the climate emergency,

interfering with investments by various companies.

Based on this report, several companies started to establish

closer contact with Inter in order to be always up to date

with the information on their ESG initiatives and offer the

market, through the Inter reports, a panel that is as up to

date as possible in the classification of the sustainability

Highlighted if the company has obtained an

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One of the highlights of the Super App Inter can be evidenced

in the strong adherence of customers to the Doctor Inter tele-

medicine service, an online medical consultation service that

enables the first remote care and continued patient follow-up.

With this service, the patient has teleconsultations and can

opt for scheduled care with a medical team of various special-

ties, including highly qualified nutritionists and psychologists.

Easy to search and schedule

Choice of specialist and appointment

scheduling with the Super App.

Discounts on laboratories and medicines

Up to 30% discount on medicines and up to 15%

100% digital consultations, prescriptions, exam

behavior in the Super App

In an innovative and totally unprecedented way in Brazil, the

Sustainable Living section in the Super App Inter brings to

clients’ day to day life tools that can help them have more

sustainable behaviors and generate impact for other people

Once again using digital expertise, Inter promotes new possi

bilities of interaction with clients, this time opening up a range

of possibilities for impact. The section was built as a result of

the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) integration

at the strategic level for the Inter Shop vertical, as a way to

enhance the materiality topic Conscious Consumption. The

functions were structured with all the sustainability actions in

which Inter is already directly involved and maturity, such as

donations, volunteer work, and the calculation and offsetting

of its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in mind.

The Sustainable Living section brings to the Super App

the possibility for the client to participate with Inter in the

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Inter understands that it has a direct impact on the lives

of its more than 25 million customers. In this manner, by

simplifying people’s lives toward sustainable behavior, it is

possible to generate real change on the planet and society.

Thus, the section that provides options for participating in a

sustainability agenda was created, taking advantage of the

tools that the client already uses in his digital transactions

With a dedicated link, it is possible to create a connection

between the client and the sustainable world, where fea

tures such as the carbon emissions calculator help in the un

derstanding of causes directly linked to ESG requirements.

For the cashback donation feature, two reputable social

institutions were chosen to, in this first phase, be partners

and be able to receive donations from customers. Using

features that are already available in the application and

further enhancing the personal gains that the customer al

ready has by having an account with Inter, in a few clicks,

he can donate his cashback to Doctors Without Borders

Brazil (MSF Brazil) and WWF-Brasil.

We appreciate the partnership with Inter, which expanded the visibility

of the Atados platform to Inter’s clients. With our partnership in the

“ Sustainable Living section, in the Super App, we were able to reach

thousands of Brazilians who can now engage in volunteer work and

make a difference in the most diverse causes. The process of building

the platform was very careful, and we already realize that this is a

partnership that is just the beginning of many things we can do together!

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is an independent medical “ humanitarian organization, and

partnerships like the one we

have with Inter allow us to take

health care where it is most

needed. Thank you so much for walking

beside us. Together we can transform

Renata Castro, Partnerships and Special Projects

To get an idea of the range offered in the application, the

client can search for volunteer positions through the Atados

platform, calculate and offset their impact on the climate

with the calculator built by GSS Carbon, have access to

sustainable stores that are already in the Inter Shop, learn

from the financial education and social and environmental

education content that is available for free on the Inter blog,

and hire telemedicine services in the Inter Doctor section.

App several of its internal ESG

and sustainability DNA. We want to

use our Super App to educate our

behavior in a simple, broad, and

head of Sustainability at Inter&Co

In addition to creating this specific sustainability section

within the Super App, Inter understands the opportuni

ty to include products and services related to the topic

of sustainability in other experiences already existing in

the Super App. For this reason, the cashback one time

donation feature was also built, available at the end of

the experience of all Inter Shop purchases made in the

For 2023, Inter developed a roadmap of other sustainabil

ity related products and services within the Super App,

both in the Sustainable Living section and in other expe

Listening to the stakeholders’ perspective and aligned with

the Ten Principles of the Global Compact are examples

of how the Inter Group seeks to be broader and more assertive

in its sustainability strategy, aiming to build an offer

of products and services that promote conscientious

transformation, becoming an important agent in achieving

Inter has been a signatory of the UN Global Compact Network

Brazil since 2020, and the Sustainable Development

Goals (SDGs) permeate its sustainability guidelines.

The 17 SDGs and their 169 targets were evaluated through

the expertise of the Sustainability team, with analysis of actions

that are currently developed by the company and converge

with some of the SDGs.

As the business evolves, the Inter SDG Map is updated to reflect

which SDGs are most correlated to the activities and the

impact generated, in line with the related 2030 Agenda Goals.

In building the presentation of the SDG framework, the priority

and secondary SDGs were placed in the context of materiality

and the actions developed by the Inter ecosystem. The SDGs

are aligned with the dynamics of the strategies and practices

already implemented by the Inter ecosystem and that are

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naturally contributing to the achievement of these goals. In

the next steps of ESG integration, the Group will define the

strategies for action based on the update of their materiality.

Inter has intensified an internal agenda of training and dissemination

of Agenda 2030 and the SDGs to be developed

and achieved within the company’s business strategies. Since

2020, more than 332 employees from 165 sectors have completed

the Agenda 2030 course within the Inter Academy

In addition, upon joining Inter, all employees undergo onboarding

training, in which topics such as Agenda 2030,

stakeholder capitalism, conscious capitalism, SDGs, sustainability,

ESG, climate change, social responsibility, recycling,

and materiality are covered. Thus, since 2020, 100% of the

employees have been trained in these topics.

Inter is also part of the Challenge 2030 Network (D2030) and

the MG SDG Hub, initiatives formed by organizations from

Minas Gerais that seek to be more sustainable each day, united

to expand the contribution of the business community of

Minas Gerais to meet the 2030 Agenda. The SDG Hub is linked

to the Global Compact Network Brazil, supporting projects,

education initiatives, and actions to promote sustainability

When employees finish the Agenda 2030 training,

they receive a button to identify them as fostering

Inter is also part of a network of associations and actively participates in representative

entities related to capital markets, advocacy of environmental topics, ESG, climate change,

and social development: [GRI 2-28]

• Ethos Institute of Social Responsibility;

• Global Compact Network Brazil, a UN initiative with

• 2030 Challenge Network - Minas Gerais;

• SDG MG Hub, linked to the Global Compact

• Minas Gerais Corporate Volunteering

• Committee S (Social Responsibility) of the Brazilian

• Cooperation for Development and Human

• Investors for the Climate (IPC);

• GHG Protocol Brazil ‒ Public Emissions Registry.

• ABBC, acting as a member of the Compliance

Committee, with direct action on anti-corruption and

compliance issues, and of Committee S, which deals with

• Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban), acting as

member of the Board of Directors, ESG Committee, and

• Nasdaq ESG and other initiatives in which Inter is engaged.

• Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)/UN;

• Brazilian Institute of Corporate Governance (IBGC);

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Inter also stands out in other market indicators. The evolution

in the Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) ranking

since 2019, when Banco Inter was a listed company on B3,

has been relevant. In 2022, the year of the corporate reorganization,

Inter’s rating increased from BB to BBB, reflecting

the evolution of its ESG practices.

MSCI is one of the world’s leading global providers of data

and indices for investors, accumulating over 50 years of experience

in data and research for building portfolios focused

on risk, return, and confidence.

[GRI 2-9, 2-10, 2-11, 2-12, 2-13, 2-15, 2-16, 2-17, 2-18, 2-19, 2-20, 2-23, 2-24,

2-25, 2-26, 2-27 | GRI 202-2 | GRI 205-1, 205-2, 205-3 | GRI 405-1 | GRI 415-1

| SASB FN-AC-410a.2, FN-IB-510b.4, FN-AC-330a.1, FN-CB-510a.2, FN-CB550a.

Inter&Co has an ongoing commitment to best governance

practices, whether they are associated with compliance standards

or the adoption of market best practices.

The Inter Group’s governance bodies, through the strategic

vision of the Boards of Directors of Inter&Co and the Group’s

other companies, as well as their advisory committees, integrate

the performance of environmental, social, and governance

(ESG) issues with the perception of business risks and

opportunities, safeguarding the interests of its shareholders,

clients, and other stakeholders. Leadership plays its role

through a culture of governance, transparency, accountability,

integrity, social responsibility, and sustainability. [GRI 2-12]

The governance practices adopted by Inter&Co are aligned

with the regulatory parameters of the markets where it operates

and in line with Nasdaq rules, U.S. Securities and Exchange

Commission (SEC) regulations, U.S. capital markets

legislation applicable to foreign private issuers, and the regulations

of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Brazil

(CVM) applicable to foreign issuers registered in Category A

with a Level 2 Brazilian Depositary Receipts (BDRs) program.

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Since the migration of the shareholder base to Nasdaq, the

publicly traded company of the Inter Group has become Inter&

Co. As a result, the quarterly and annual financial statements

for Inter&Co are now published in accordance with

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). With this,

all quarterly reports with financial and managerial analyses

made available by the Investor Relations area are now based

on this standard. [GRI 2-16]

After the corporate reorganization, Inter&Co’s Board of Directors

became the group’s main governance body, with a

strategic vision for all its businesses. Inter&Co’s Board of

Directors is assisted by an Audit Committee, established in

accordance with SEC and Nasdaq rules, composed of independent

In addition, Banco Inter continues to have (i) its own Board

of Directors, (ii) its own Audit Committee, composed in accordance

with the rules of the Central Bank of Brazil, (iii) and

other corporate advisory committees for technical matters,

which also include the participation of independent members

of Inter&Co’s Board of Directors, which, as stated, strategically

Inter&Co has an ongoing commitment to best governance

practices, whether they are associated with compliance standards

or the adoption of market best practices.

The Inter Group’s governance bodies, through the strategic

vision of the Boards of Directors of Inter&Co and the Group’s

other companies, as well as their advisory committees, integrate

the performance of environmental, social, and governance

(ESG) issues with the perception of business risks and

opportunities, safeguarding the interests of its shareholders,

clients, and other stakeholders. Leadership plays its role

through a culture of governance, transparency, accountability,

integrity, social responsibility, and sustainability. [GRI 2-12]

The governance practices adopted by Inter&Co are aligned

with the regulatory parameters of the markets where it operates

and in line with Nasdaq rules, U.S. Securities and Exchange

Commission (SEC) regulations, U.S. capital markets

legislation applicable to foreign private issuers, and the regulations

of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Brazil

(CVM) applicable to foreign issuers registered in Category A

with a Level 2 Brazilian Depositary Receipts (BDRs) program.

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Since the migration of the shareholder base to Nasdaq, the

publicly traded company of the Inter Group has become Inter&

Co. As a result, the quarterly and annual financial statements

for Inter&Co are now published in accordance with

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). With this,

all quarterly reports with financial and managerial analyses

made available by the Investor Relations area are now based

on this standard. [GRI 2-16]

After the corporate reorganization, Inter&Co’s Board of Directors

became the group’s main governance body, with a

strategic vision for all its businesses. Inter&Co’s Board of

Directors is assisted by an Audit Committee, established in

accordance with SEC and Nasdaq rules, composed of independent

In addition, Banco Inter continues to have (i) its own Board

of Directors, (ii) its own Audit Committee, composed in accordance

with the rules of the Central Bank of Brazil, (iii) and

other corporate advisory committees for technical matters,

which also include the participation of independent members

of Inter&Co’s Board of Directors, which, as stated, strategically

Inter&Co has an ongoing commitment to best governance

practices, whether they are associated with compliance standards

or the adoption of market best practices.

The Inter Group’s governance bodies, through the strategic

vision of the Boards of Directors of Inter&Co and the Group’s

other companies, as well as their advisory committees, integrate

the performance of environmental, social, and governance

(ESG) issues with the perception of business risks and

opportunities, safeguarding the interests of its shareholders,

clients, and other stakeholders. Leadership plays its role

through a culture of governance, transparency, accountability,

integrity, social responsibility, and sustainability. [GRI 2-12]

The governance practices adopted by Inter&Co are aligned

with the regulatory parameters of the markets where it operates

and in line with Nasdaq rules, U.S. Securities and Exchange

Commission (SEC) regulations, U.S. capital markets

legislation applicable to foreign private issuers, and the regulations

of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Brazil

(CVM) applicable to foreign issuers registered in Category A

with a Level 2 Brazilian Depositary Receipts (BDRs) program.

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Since the migration of the shareholder base to Nasdaq, the

publicly traded company of the Inter Group has become Inter&

Co. As a result, the quarterly and annual financial statements

for Inter&Co are now published in accordance with

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). With this,

all quarterly reports with financial and managerial analyses

made available by the Investor Relations area are now based

on this standard. [GRI 2-16]

After the corporate reorganization, Inter&Co’s Board of Directors

became the group’s main governance body, with a

strategic vision for all its businesses. Inter&Co’s Board of

Directors is assisted by an Audit Committee, established in

accordance with SEC and Nasdaq rules, composed of independent

In addition, Banco Inter continues to have (i) its own Board

of Directors, (ii) its own Audit Committee, composed in accordance

with the rules of the Central Bank of Brazil, (iii) and

other corporate advisory committees for technical matters,

which also include the participation of independent members

of Inter&Co’s Board of Directors, which, as stated, strategically

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deliveries achieved by Inter and individual

The Board of Directors meets ordinarily at performance, thus enabling a more attractive

least eight times per year or whenever nec-and competitive total compensation poten

essary. All meetings of the Inter Group’s gov-tial, in line with the practices adopted by the

ernance bodies have been held, since 2019, market. [GRI 2-19]

The agenda for Board of Directors meetings

is defined jointly by the Board members,

and all Board members are encouraged to

request inclusion of topics they consider relevant

for the meetings. The chairman of the

Board is responsible for organizing the agenda,

with the support of the Executive Board

and the Secretary of Governance, and for

ensuring that the topics requested by board

members are present at the meetings.

The Internal Rules of the Board regulate its

operation, its convening and call to order, the

quorum for resolutions, the procedures for

formalizing decisions, the support functions

performed by the Governance Board, and the

duties and responsibilities of Board members.

with the support of a governance portal,

which allows secure and traceable access to

the support materials prepared for the discussion

of the agenda topics. This same platform

is used for signing and archiving minutes and

other governance documents. [GRI 2-13]

also been in use since 2021 by Banco Inter

and now by Inter&Co for shareholder meetings

online, in order to facilitate and encourage

Inter adopts variable remuneration programs

that cover all employees covered by the Consolidated

Labor Laws and members of senior

management, in order to recognize the

Profile of boards, committees, and executive board

[GRI 405-1 | SASB FN-AC-330a.1]

Note: The percentage of people with disabilities in 2022 was 0.6%.

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Since 2021, an annual evaluation is conducted

by the Board of Directors regarding

its performance and functioning, the work

done by its committees, and the Governance

Secretary. The evaluation is done individually

by Board members, using an online form focused

on the individual performance of the

board members and the joint body. Based

on the results, the Governance Secretary

prepares, together with the chairman of the

Board, reports and action plans for each of

the points for improvement identified in the

The remuneration of our officers and directors

is compatible with the Inter Group’s Risk

Management Policy, which is formulated so

as not to encourage behavior that increases

risk exposure above levels considered prudent

in the short-, medium-, and long-term

strategies adopted. The Management Compensation

Policy is based, among other cri-

teria, on Resolution No. 3,921 of the Central

The individual compensation of employees

and members of senior management is determined

on the basis of the internal compensation

management policy and the prevailing

compensation consultants are hired for salary

surveys and to review the compensation

models, ensuring adequacy and competitiveness

in the market. [GRI 2-20]

Inter&Co’s Board of Directors and Exec-

utive Board compensation information is

available on Form 20F (SEC) and the Ref-

erence Form (CVM). (saiba mais [https://

available on Form 20F (SEC)

and the Reference Form (CVM).

Of the total members of senior management,

86% were hired locally, with definition of the

location being the metropolitan region of

Belo Horizonte (MG). All members of senior

management (officers and directors, superintendents,

and executive managers) are considered

for this indicator, with no significant

changes since the last cycle. [GRI 202-2]

It is a commitment of the senior management

to keep all the access channels to the

interested public supplied with information

and using interactive models, through

which they can request support from the

company to obtain supplementary data and/

or facilitate access to the digital services

Inter keeps its policies up to date to support

governance and reinforce its commitments

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Currently, Inter&Co's Board of Directors has a corporate advisory

committee, the Audit Committee. This committee, established

as provided for in SEC and Nasdaq rules, is composed

only of independent members of the Board of Directors, one

of whom is considered the committee's financial expert, given

his recognized experience in corporate accounting and

For Banco Inter’s governance, the Board of Directors determined

an advisory structure made up of five corporate committees

focused on key business issues. Of these, four have

independent members in their composition.

Inter&Co's Audit Committee is responsible

for monitoring: (i) the integrity of its

financial statements, internal controls, and

the functioning of the internal audit; (ii)

monitoring the hiring of non-audit services),

and performance of the independent

auditors; (iii) Inter&Co's ethical performance

and compliance with legal and regulatory

requirements applicable to its activities; and

Composed of an independent member of the Board

of Directors and nine executives, the Operational

Risks and Compliance Committee is responsible

for promoting and ensuring the application of risk

management guidelines and strategies for Banco

Inter. The committee manages the various non-

financial risks in a preventive manner, ensuring

compliance with regulatory standards and

monitoring the monthly and cumulative Compliance

Index. It is also responsible for overseeing the

application of compliance rules, supporting the

development of the institution's risk culture and

assessing the adequacy of risk management

processes under established policies. It also

monitors operational risk events, action plans in

place, business continuity and crisis management,

and social and environmental risk. The committee

also assesses and oversees the work of the CRO in

relation to operational risk management.

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Composed of three independent members, this

committee is set up in accordance with the rules

of the Central Bank of Brazil. In addition, one of its

members is a financial expert, with a background in

a related field and with prior knowledge in auditing

and financial analysis. Its main competencies

include: prior review of the quarterly, half-yearly,

and annual financial statements; monitoring

the quality and integrity of the internal control

mechanisms and financial information disclosed;

assessing the effectiveness of internal and

independent audits; recommending the entity to

be hired to provide independent audit services;

evaluating and monitoring, in conjunction with

management and the internal audit area, the

suitability of related party transactions carried out

by the Bank; and assisting senior management

executives in decisions regarding compliance with

the Bylaws and laws and regulations.

Inter's People and Compensation Committee

is responsible for drafting, reviewing, and

overseeing implementation of the Compensation

Policy, as well as proposing forms of

compensation and benefits for managers. The

committee should assess future scenarios and

identify discrepancies with similar companies,

ensuring that the Remuneration Policy is in

line with the Integrated Risk Management

Policy and Inter's financial targets. It is also

responsible for drawing up and reviewing the

Management Evaluation and Appointment Policy,

the Management Succession Policy and the

CEO Succession Map, as well as recruiting and

selecting candidates for Inter Group management

positions in conjunction with the People and

includes three members of the Board of Directors

and all its decisions are submitted for approval

by the Board of Directors to ensure that the

compensation strategy is aligned with the

strategic objectives of the Inter Group.

The Assets, Liabilities, and Liquidity Committee deals with issues

related to the review and approval of matters that impact on

Banco Inter's market, capital, and liquidity exposures; approval

of management methodologies; measurement and control of

risk exposure limits, and assurance of full compliance with the

mandates defined by the Board of Directors.

It advises the Board of Directors on approval of

methodologies and models used to measure credit risk; on

definition of maximum credit exposure limits; on defining

the sufficiency of prudential reserves; and definition of

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Within the governance process, Inter&Co

works risk management as a set of activities

carried out to identify, evaluate, measure,

control, monitor, and manage the risks considered

material or a priority by the company.

Management occurs both proactively and

prospectively, based on an understanding

of the types of risk, their respective characteristics

potential impact on the business. Risk management

is led and supervised by areas that

act independently and have structures that

are appropriate to the complexity of the company’s

As one of Inter’s transparency commitments,

the risk analysis reports are available with

the quarterly results, with details and public

information on the company’s institutional

website. Inter systematically produces exclusive,

customized materials aimed at informing

Furthermore, Inter works actively to ensure

the mitigation of risks relevant to its strategy,

such as data protection and privacy, in the

fight against fraud and money laundering,

as well as having tools to monitor all operations

in the legal criteria of the fight against

financing of terrorism, through permanent

internal controls, as well as in the integrity

of the processes that support the issuance

Inter’s risk management policies define strategies

and guidelines for the management of

the most relevant (or priority) risks associated

with the company’s main processes.

The risk management policies and the Risk

Appetite Statement (RAS) complement each

other and are aligned with the company’s

strategy. The other standards and policies

derive from the Risk Appetite Statement and

seek to establish guidelines, parameters, and

controls for the development of activities and

business within previously defined limits.

[GRI 2-25 | SASB FNAC-410a.2]

Inter has been working hard on adjusting its

credit portfolios, creating internally a series

of trainings and research methodologies, to

bring sustainability criteria management to

One of the processes completed was the

alignment with the Green Taxonomy of the

Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban).

This taxonomy reflects the classification

of economic activities from a social and

environmental and climate perspective by

Green Economy, Climate Change Exposure,

and Environmental Risk Exposure. Such classifications

assist financial institutions in assessing

the risks inherent to clients, sectors,

Inter is also aligned with the protocols established

by the Central Bank of Brazil regarding

the management of social, environmental,

and climate risks. These guidelines are formalized

in the Social, Environmental, and Climate

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As required by Central Bank of Brazil, the Inter

banking segment performs stress testing annually,

which is incorporated into capital planning

and presented to the Board of Directors.

This procedure allows the company’s resilience

and capital adequacy to be assessed,

as well as provides support for understanding

the behavior of portfolios during crises.

Inter uses the results obtained to calibrate its

risk appetite and also to review the robustness

of its strategy and capital plan, which

makes it an essential tool in improving management’s

To define the stress scenarios, a selection of

the company’s main risks and their most relevant

portfolios is done, always considering

the risk exposure limits. For 2020 and 2021,

with the advancement of Covid-19, as well

as for 2022, the macroeconomic parameters

were reviewed in the projection of the scenarios,

and potential risks, besides their effects on

the company’s strategic planning; additionally,

for 2022, it was pointed out as an important

input for preparation of the recent

economic impact stress scenario caused by

Even in this scenario, it was found that the

company’s capital is adequate and adheres

The constant monitoring of risks that may affect

the adequacy of capital and liquidity to

the Inter Group’s internal and regulatory standards

is an activity considered fundamental

to the company. The Central Bank uses the

same definitions as the Basel Committee

to classify Brazilian financial institutions as

Global Systemically Important Financial Institutions

(G-SIFIs), as released by the Financial

Stability Board (FSB). [SASB FN-CB-550a.1]

Further information is available in the Reference

Form, item 10.1 – General financial and

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[GRI 2-24, 2-25 | GRI 205-1]

Inter believes that the adoption of good corporate governance

practices adds value to the business and is a key factor for

the company’s sustainability and longevity. In this sense, the

compliance structure aims to ensure integrity and compliance

with applicable laws, regulations, and standards, as well as

to strengthen guidelines and procedures aligned with the

The Compliance area is structured according to the three

management lines model, conceived by the Institute of Internal

Audit (IIA), i.e., a structure that integrates processes

and people in the Compliance Program within the scope of

risk management, assigning responsibilities for each front.

To better match responsibilities and tasks and to support the

company’s strong growth in all its business lines, the Compliance

area was segmented into two areas of operation: Integrity

It aims to ensure the institutional regulatory adherence of

each segment of Inter, having as scope:

» Regulatory/legislative monitoring and its impacts;

» Relationships and interactions with regulators and

» Non-conformity management and corrections;

Its objective is to ensure the application and effectiveness of

the Compliance Program pillars, which are:

» Risk assessment, fraud, anti-corruption, and bribery;

» Code of Conduct and regulatory management;

» Culture of integrity, communication, and training;

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Inter’s Compliance Program was established by means of a

set of guidelines and initiatives supported by the pillars of

prevention, detection, and response, of any inappropriate

or unethical actions, harmful acts, or non-compliance with

laws, regulations, and internal rules, which may damage

the assets, reputation, and/or image of the company, its

investors, clients, and other stakeholders. [SASB FN-IB-510b.4]

The initiatives in each of the program’s pillars are endorsed

and supported by senior management and the constant

strengthening of the culture of integrity. [GRI 2-24]

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The Compliance area continuously works together with the

Inter does not make political contributions or

contributions to parties or campaigns. [GRI 415-1]

Contracts entered into with third parties

and business partners have anti-corruption

clauses to ensure compliance with applicable

legal and regulatory obligations, such as

external standards, Code of Conduct and

The Compliance area is responsible for

the integrity due diligence process at Inter,

which aims to provide transparency and

security when hiring third parties. Risks are

evaluated in terms of reputation, conflicts of

interest, and relationships with public entities,

among others. Through an approach based

on advance knowledge of the risks involved

in entering into contracts, the third-party

due diligence process enables definition of

efficient controls to minimize them. [GRI 2-15]

All Inter employees must participate annually

in the essential training program, which

includes a course on the Code of Conduct

risk owners in the design, implementation, and monitoring of

integrity and compliance risk response plans. To measure the effectiveness of the compliance environment,

Inter’s culture of integrity, and the adherence of all areas of

Additionally, corruption risk prevention includes mechanisms the company, the Compliance Index was implemented in 2021.

that mitigate vulnerability to the most diverse forms of corruption,

both internally and in external interactions. [GRI 205-1] Implementation of the Compliance Index has brought greater

visibility to our compliance level through the monitoring and

control of some compliance indicators.

In 2022, the index was expanded to add new indicators, on

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The Code of Conduct and Ethics provides Inter’s basic guidelines on the conduct expected of

everyone, employees and third parties, in relation to issues of high relevance to the business,

stakeholders, the market, clients, the community, and employees. It is a company-wide policy

mandatory for all. [GRI 2-24]

In addition to the Code of Conduct and Ethics, the following are policies that must be accepted

by all employees and members of senior management: [GRI 2-15, 2-23]

Policy on Securities Trading of Material Fact or Act

Information Security and Cybersecurity Policy

Policy on Promotional Items, Gifts, and Entertainment

Inter’s Anti-Corruption Policy, approved by

the Board of Directors, applies to all officers

and directors and employees – regardless

of hierarchical or functional level or place of

operation – and to all suppliers, service providers,

The document aims to establish guidelines

for preventing and combating situations

prone to acts of corruption, bribery,

and fraud, based on Law No. 12,846/2013

(the Anti-Corruption Law) and Decree No.

11,129/2022, in order to ensure that during

the conduct of business the highest standards

of integrity, legality, and transparency

All employees must confirm their acceptance,

stating that they have read and understood

the provisions contained in the document

and are committed to complying with and

respecting it in all activities related to the

Inter, ensuring its full application.

In 2022, there were no corruption cases and,

therefore, no costs for fines, penalties, or

settlements related to the issue. Likewise,

no penalties were recorded for employees

for non-compliance with the policy. [GRI 205-3]

No fines were imposed as a result of regulatory

non-compliance in 2022. [GRI 2-27]

By 2022, all employees, including members

of governance bodies, have been communicated

the policies adopted by Inter in the

fight against corruption. [GRI 205-2]

99% of Inter’s employees (3,822)

took the Code of Conduct

and Ethics training in 2022.

The Code of Conduct and Ethics is made available to

suppliers at the time of engagement, according to clauses

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Ethics Channel and internal investigations [GRI 2-26]

Inter believes that the Ethics Channel is

one of the main mechanisms for identifying

conduct that is considered unethical or that

violates the ethical principles and standards

of conduct and/or the legislation in force.

The channel is confidential for the whistleblower,

the party reported, and for those

who participate in the investigation regarding

the reported violation, as well as the content

of the reports. The communication channel is

available on internal and external websites,

through the link, and by telephone, in Portuguese

and English, 0800 887 0077, 24 hours

a day, seven days a week. [SASB FN-IB-510a.2]

At Inter, 98% of the employees

were trained on the Essential

Track via the Inter Academy

the year, other specific training

sessions were held for various

Inter does not tolerate any discrimination or

retaliation against whistleblowers who have

reported violations and suspected violations

in good faith, even if their report proves to

By detecting indications of the occurrence of

incidents, the Compliance area carries out an

internal investigation, which serves as a basis

for the appropriate measures to be taken.

The investigation is based on confidentiality,

impartiality, and secrecy, aiming at the

protection of both the whistleblower and the

party reported. The reports from the investigation

are directed to the Ethics Committee.

The Compliance area presents, biannually,

for the Board of Directors, the Ethics Channel

report containing quantitative and qualitative

information about the reports received in the

period, as well as identification and reporting

of reputational information. [SASB FN-CB-510a.2]

[GRI 2-7, 2-8, 2-25, 2-29, 2-30 | GRI 202-1 | GRI 203-1, 203-2 | GRI

401-2, 401-3 | GRI 404-1, 404-2, 404-3 | GRI 405-1 | GRI 408-1 |

GRI 409-1 | GRI 418-1 | SASB FN-AC-330a.1, FN-CB-230a.2, FN-AC270a.

3, FN-AC-410a.2, FN-CF-220a.1, FN-CB-230a.1, FN-CF-000.A,

[GRI 2-7, 2-8, 2-25, 2-29, 2-30 | GRI 202-1 | GRI 203-1, 203-2 | GRI

401-2, 401-3 | GRI 404-1, 404-2, 404-3 | GRI 405-1 | GRI 408-1 |

GRI 409-1 | GRI 418-1 | SASB FN-AC-330a.1, FN-CB-230a.2, FN-AC270a.

3, FN-AC-410a.2, FN-CF-220a.1, FN-CB-230a.1, FN-CF-000.A,

[GRI 2-7, 2-8, 2-25, 2-29, 2-30 | GRI 202-1 | GRI 203-1, 203-2 | GRI

401-2, 401-3 | GRI 404-1, 404-2, 404-3 | GRI 405-1 | GRI 408-1 |

GRI 409-1 | GRI 418-1 | SASB FN-AC-330a.1, FN-CB-230a.2, FN-AC270a.

3, FN-AC-410a.2, FN-CF-220a.1, FN-CB-230a.1, FN-CF-000.A,

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Inter believes in its employees as a differential to leverage

business development and sustainable growth. To this end,

it dedicates special attention to a whole set of initiatives to

create a healthy environment at the company that enables

great deliveries, successful professional careers, and people

fulfilled within their activities. These are factors that, when

well managed, impact on the satisfaction of clients, suppliers,

In the quest to gradually improve all processes in people

management, Inter is prepared to manage a corporate benefits

plan, create and expand internal programs, and regularly

monitor the internal satisfaction level of the teams.

To continue with a look aimed at employees, Inter believes

that it is first necessary to strengthen the culture, which is

very much connected to achievement, innovation, entrepreneurship,

To this end, in 2022, a diagnostic survey of the organizational

culture was conducted. The survey was sent to all employees,

obtaining 84% engagement. In addition, interviews and focus

groups were conducted at all levels of the company. [GRI 2-29]

Based on this diagnosis, it was possible to identify Inter’s

A culture of people who know where A culture of daring to perform,

they are going and value efficiency experiment, and take risks, in

and excellence. collaboration and with resilience.

A culture of curiosity and passion, An open culture, made of people

which always goes beyond. who know how to listen and speak

These values are the basis for Inter's Code of Conduct and corporate

governance, as well as cultural drivers at the company.

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Inter believes in its employees as a differential to leverage

business development and sustainable growth. To this end,

it dedicates special attention to a whole set of initiatives to

create a healthy environment at the company that enables

great deliveries, successful professional careers, and people

fulfilled within their activities. These are factors that, when

well managed, impact on the satisfaction of clients, suppliers,

In the quest to gradually improve all processes in people

management, Inter is prepared to manage a corporate benefits

plan, create and expand internal programs, and regularly

monitor the internal satisfaction level of the teams.

To continue with a look aimed at employees, Inter believes

that it is first necessary to strengthen the culture, which is

very much connected to achievement, innovation, entrepreneurship,

To this end, in 2022, a diagnostic survey of the organizational

culture was conducted. The survey was sent to all employees,

obtaining 84% engagement. In addition, interviews and focus

groups were conducted at all levels of the company. [GRI 2-29]

Based on this diagnosis, it was possible to identify Inter’s

A culture of people who know where A culture of daring to perform,

they are going and value efficiency experiment, and take risks, in

and excellence. collaboration and with resilience.

A culture of curiosity and passion, An open culture, made of people

which always goes beyond. who know how to listen and speak

These values are the basis for Inter's Code of Conduct and corporate

governance, as well as cultural drivers at the company.

In the last two years, the number of employees has grown significantly, creating a diverse

environment, which also reflects the growth of the company, which today has three physical

business units in Brazil, the headquarters being in Belo Horizonte (MG), where most of the

professionals work, and the others in São Paulo (SP) and Recife (PE).

30< >50 years old 1,930

[GRI 2-7 | GRI 405-1]

2.328 1.157 307 82 5 60 145* * Including four people who did not fill in this field of the register Annual Report Inter&Co 2022

30< >50 years old >50 years old >50 years old >50 years old White White Blacks (brown + black) Blacks (brown + black) Yellow Yellow

Undeclared Undeclared Indigenous Indigenous Female/male Age group Female/male Age group Female/male Age group Ethnicity Ethnicity Ethnicity

Male Male Male Female Female Female Base-date: 12/31/2022 of leadership positions are held by women 26.40% 73.60% 14.80% 78.90%

6.30% 42.85% 57.15% 1.26% 43.28% 55.46% 56.72% 43.28% 0.67% 18.15% 81.18% 63.40% 26.10% 2.30% 0.30% 7.90% 55.68% 38.30% 2.21% 0.04% 3.77%

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Distribution of employees by function

[GRI 2-7 | GRI 405-1 | SASB FN-AC-330a.1]

Strategic Tactical Operational 53.49% 41.40% 0.94% 0.13% 4.03%

Inter’s benefits practices are aligned with the market, and the company actively seeks to listen to what the employees say in its annual climate assessments.

In the benefits agenda, there are all those related to the guarantees defined in the collective bargaining agreements, such as health plan and transport vouchers, and all the obligations related to the labor union class agreements. [GRI 401-2]

In 2022, there was no formalization of a collective bargaining agreement with an agenda regarding the relations of that year. The agreements are always executed by the Legal-Labor area with the People to Business team. [GRI 2-30]

The ratio of the lowest salary paid by Inter to the local minimum wage in 2022 was 2.41. [GRI 202-1]

The salary floor is applied, regardless of gender, to all employees starting their career with the company.

In 2022, one of the advances in management was consolidation of the Benefits area in the Compensation & Benefits sector, with an exclusive professional to handle the demands of benefits.

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Inter has a list of fixed benefits, which are granted to the company’s full-time employees, but are not offered to temporary contracts or parttime employees:

Provides a platform for mental health care − Psicologia Viva

13th of the food voucher

Extended maternity and paternity leave

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The benefits platform also highlights other possibilities that are offered to employees in a conditional way or must be accessed through the employee’s adhesion and/or needs:

Inter grants special conditions for employees to contract the private pension plan available on the platform.

Exclusive benefits are available for mothers and fathers, such as exemption from the health plan co-pay and the Mothers’ Corner, where breastfeeding employees have the convenience

and privacy to remove and store breast milk hygienically and safely.

Low-cost membership plan, extended to dependents.

The employee can contract an additional amount for the life insurance coverage already offered by the company – there is a special cost condition for the purchase.

Focused on disease prevention and physical and mental well-being.

It is a Black card, which offers several advantages for the staff member.

Available at all Inter locations, where you can pick up free freshly brewed coffee or tea.

The space has a variety of self-care services, such as manicure and pedicure, haircut and quick massage, with a masseuse with Down syndrome, an employee of Mano Down, Inter's

social partner focused on inclusion.

In 2022, Inter registered fewer hires than in the previous year, although the total number of employees has doubled over the course of these last two years. These are new employees

arriving to attend to the exponential growth of the company.

The turnover rates have been within the normal range, with no out of market trends detected, hiring is balanced in terms of gender, and the average age of the staff is 33 years old.

Helga Almeida Pinto, massage therapist and entrepreneur through the Mano Down Institute.

Number of employees who took maternity/paternity leave 56 37 67 49 Total number of employees who returned to work after the end of the leave 56 37 67 49

Rate of return (%) 100 100 100 100 Retention rate (%) 100 100 100 100 Maternity and paternity leave [GRI 401-3] Presentation Economic

performance Exhibits Digital Environment environment Summary of indicators Letter of assurance Corporate information Corporate

governance The Inter Group joined the Citizen Company program by adhering to government policies for extended maternity and

paternity leave periods. In 2022, there was an increase in paternity leave from 5 days to 20 days and maternity leave

from 120 days to 180 days, according to the protocol established by current legislation. [GRI 401-2 | GRI 401-3]

In addition to the exemption from co-pay in the health plan for the pregnant women, the Baby On Board program gives

moms and dads a baby kit containing the book It Happened While I Was Born, with information on various world issues

and the latest news from the Inter ecosystem.The Inter Group’s third-party management is concentrated

in the areas of Information Technology and Facilities. There

are 144 outsourced professionals, who work in administrative

and technology services. [GRI 2-8] Total third parties: 75 69

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Training and retaining talent To strengthen its entrepreneurial, collaborative, diverse, and inclusive culture, Inter’s strategy is to invest in training and development

In its selection processes, Inter seeks to offer inclusive and diverse vacancies, creating a

naturally welcoming environment of mutual respect, where diversity is being worked on

transversally, through initiatives throughout the year.

At Inter, training and continuing education are part of the company’s commitment to the

Average hours of training [GRI 404-1]

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The Inter Group believes that by investing in the learning of its employees (Orange Bloods), it is possible to strengthen the development of the teams and the company’s results.

For Inter, leadership plays a fundamental role in strengthening the culture, building strategy, and managing people. In this context, Leadership Experience, a leadership development program, was created. The program has been running since 2020 and its main goal is to enhance technical and behavioral skills, driving business trends and people management.

In 2022, the program was held in partnership with the Dom Cabral Foundation (FDC) for more than 500 leaders.

Throughout the year, the leaders delved into the topic Strategy and Value Generation through four lenses: present, future, business, and people, bringing together Inter’s present and

future and connecting business and people. To close this third season, the Leadership Conference was held, a moment for all the leadership to celebrate the year’s achievements and align expectations for the coming year. In this work day, 89% engagement was achieved, and 94% satisfaction with the content, applicability, and experience.

Inter Academy is Inter’s corporate university, which has seven academies (Orange Blood, Leadership, Client, Emotions, Business, Impulse, and Future) and more than 280 courses

in various e-learning formats aimed at personal and professional development.

The platform is an interactive environment, in which employees have the possibility to connect and share content through communities and build their own learning playlist, as well as keep up to date on technical, behavioral, and essential (mandatory) training.

During 2022, training on Unconscious Biases, a topic related to diversity and inclusion, took place with the goal of creating a more inclusive and positive environment for the entire Orange Blood team. Training courses related to sustainability, which were already on the platform, were also reinforced to further promote this topic in culture, such as Agenda 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Inter Live Materiality, and Protagonists of Transformation, Recycling edition.

In addition to institutional actions, in 2022, the areas had a budget available for specific training and development actions, according to business needs. The leaders also participate in the development of their team, making recommendations for content and encouraging training and certification.

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Educational partnerships Performance and feedback [GRI 404-3]

In addition to the Inter Academy platform and the other training programs, Inter offers its employees educational partnerships with important teaching institutions. They can take

language courses, post-graduate programs, specializations, By gender (% of total employees of each gender)

2021 2022 MBAs, among others, with various discounts that aim to boost

Female 71.6 100 their careers.

Male 70.1 100 Developing a career at Inter

The performance evaluation aims to measure performance and skills linked to Inter’s strategic objectives. All employees hired up to September of the current year are eligible.

In addition to achievement of goals, the following competencies are evaluated: entrepreneurship, business knowledge, and execution capability. The assessment results in feedback that will direct the development of the professionals, generating

inputs for career recognition and any succession needs.

By 2022, 100% of the company’s employees have undergone a performance evaluation. [GRI 404-3]

By functional category (% total of employees in each category)

In talent attraction, a program was created that is open to participants from all over Brazil.

The Inter Research Challenge is a program that offers a challenge through which the participants get together in groups to develop together a sell side investment theory, writing an analytical explanatory report and a valuation that justify the market recommendation on the company listed on B3 S.A. - Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão (B3) selected by the Inter Research team.

The highlights of these teams are forwarded to the internship process of Inter’s Research area. In 2022, three were selected for the final stage of the process, one of them, an intern, was hired as early as 2023.

The topics of diversity and inclusion are part of Inter’s strategies and commitments, making up its ESG activities. They are reflected in four pillars defined to manage and develop

affirmative actions that contribute to equity and inclusion and provide the broadest possible picture of diversity within the company.

To strengthen the topic, a committee was created that has the participation of 12 professionals from different areas of Inter. Together with the working group and volunteers, it is responsible for defining priorities and building actions organized into four pillars:

Education for Review of policies, diversity processes, and benefits

Development of Internal and external inclusive products relationships

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As next steps, Inter will implement development and awareness-raising actions that will enable the committee, together with employees, to build inclusive policies and practices.

Inter pays special attention to its employees’ health and safety requirements, and management seeks to meet the requirements on all bases. Besides promoting safe work environments, the company is attentive to issues of quality of life, physical and mental health, as well as the systematic monitoring of the evolution of labor quality indices.

An interdisciplinary team is responsible for the Specialized Occupational Medicine and Safety Service (SESMT, in Portuguese), which performs a periodic analysis of each employee’s workplace. The analysis has the objective of identifying any risks to the employees’ health, and, as a result, the Risk Management Program (RMP) is prepared, which contemplates all health risk data identified in the collection, specified by function.

Inter's concern with the quality of life of its employees also includes promotion of internal circuits for labor gymnastics, guidance and adaptation of working posture, and the use of ergonomic equipment in its offices.

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Through other actions, such as the Occupational Health Medical Control Program (PCMSO), early diagnoses of situations that are harmful to human health are made.

And, with the support of the internal commissions for accident prevention (Cipa), the

employees can raise, in monthly meetings, items of non-conformity and present proposals

for solutions in a broad and collaborative manner.

In the area of well-being and mental health, Inter offers free psychological services to

all employees through the Psicologia Viva platform for emotional wellbeing, which is

connected to the Amil Health Plan.

Inter has established in its routines some initiatives, such as promoting Inter Café, which

provides a gastronomic space for coffee lovers and, in a pioneering way, employs people

with intellectual disabilities (PWD). The inspiration has been to offer a space of flavors

and experiences ideal for uncomplicated break moments for employees and clients.

Currently, Inter Café has 13 units, 12 of them in Belo Horizonte (MG) and one in São Paulo,

the capital, and plans to reach other Brazilian cities, also becoming a business segment

associated with the creation of social value. One of the project’s partnerships is with the non-governmental organization (NGO) Mano Down Institute, a non-profit institution that aims to promote the inclusion and autonomy of people with Down Syndrome and other intellectual disabilities.

At addition, Inter has deepened this partnership by setting up an Inter Café at the institution's headquarters, which contributes to the training of employees to work in the other Inter Cafés.

The group of PWD employees at Banco Inter is present with 0.4% in the Strategic functional category, 0.9% in the Tactical functional category, and 1.64% in the Operational category. [GRI 405-1]

Mariana da Silva Cury, Mari, 32, has been at Inter Café for two years, one of her first work experiences. Mari loves what she does and always carries out her work with enthusiasm. Mariana opened the door for her colleagues − there are currently six of them in various Inter cafes − and today everyone performs their tasks based on the activities Mari

performs, and she is an inspiration to all.

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As part of this environment and as a way to encourage innovation and intrapreneurship

among employees, Inter has a program called Inter Lab, a project led by the Management

by Results area that helps develop teams and creates a fertile and entrepreneurial environment to accelerate innovative ideas.

In 2022, two editions were held. The first was in partnership with the Sustainability Catalysts group, focused on sustainable credit, in which 92 employees were trained in topics

that are part of Inter’s sustainability strategy, as well as innovation methodologies and

training focused on how to build a pitch. The project was organized in three phases, the

first filter with the ideas that were submitted, the second with the presentation of the

project to strategic people in the Credit area, and the last with a final presentation with the participation of senior management.

Letter of Corporate assurance information The winning idea was the one that brought a

proposal for the creation of a credit line for legal entities related to several eco-efficiency differentials.

The second edition was carried out in partnership between the areas of Management

by Results and Financial Planning, with a focus on cost excellence. The selection criteria

for this round were: innovation; value proposition for the business; alignment with the

strategy; idea with focus on efficiency gain; and idea that generates minimum savings of

R$50,000 within up to 6 months.

The winning ideas follow the same principles of following the paths of innovation and

bringing to the internal environment opportunities to develop processes, systems, and

products that will contribute to the improvement of services provided to customers.

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Inter extends its commitments to the most diverse publics with which it relates. Inter’s social vision is anchored in a series of activities developed by the company and that comprise an agenda ranging from the creation of external social support programs to financial education support offered to clients.

In the area of social action, Inter has been positioning itself with the strategy of seeking to expand volunteer programs, in which social interaction is ample, and in the use of incentivized resources to make feasible various forms of support to civil entities.

In the last four years, the company has guaranteed support to more than 570,000 people directly and indirectly, by means of social actions and with the execution of projects with incentivized resources, in a joint effort that integrates company leadership and volunteers in the activities, aiming to make the positive social impact feasible.

One of the highlights of incentivized projects was the partnership with the Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra, an institution that received the largest contribution and represents the State of Minas Gerais in the world through culture and classical music.

The management of social support processes is done through an annual agenda of activities addressed by corporate volunteering. The action takes place directly in social institutions

close to the community, through institutional social partners. As a way of expanding social support and allocating private social investment, twice a year there are Internal Volunteer

Notices that aim to support social projects recommended by the Inter Group’s own employees.

In this type of impact, employees nominate projects that are part of their personal life journey, to receive direct financial contributions. In 2022, this social contribution modality became a success story: in its fifth edition, 22 projects were supported that address various causes, such as encouraging education, assistance to people in an unhoused situations, assistance to people with disabilities, planting and conservation,support to women in gender risk situations, and direct social assistance to people in socially vulnerable communities.

All projects go through a due process of diligence, accountability, and contract drafting. As part of this commitment, the Inter teams and their volunteers are invited to get to know

and follow the development of the projects.

Another form of private social investment activity at Inter is by means of directing resources from tax sources, which are encouraged by the government, both municipal and federal.

These resources are analyzed internally by a committee that Summary of Letter of Corporate indicators assurance information defines the support after identifying criteria of assertiveness, reach, alignment with the Inter values and sustainability strategy,

and capacity for social transformation.

Educational and promotional aspects to ensure an inclusive education are also important criteria in the final approval of the amounts that go to public social funds.

+570 thousand people benefited in the last four years with social

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People impacted Active volunteers Private social investment Hours of volunteering

actions 2019 - 2022 [GRI 203-2]

Projects supported in Volunteering Publication Differentsocial actions carried out

Participations +7.6 million 315 +570 thousand 593 63105 +800

Those who do good go further! This is the motto of Inter Volunteering, a group formed by part of Inter’s team of employees. Seeking to expand its corporate volunteer work, Inter

has a social responsibility committee, made up of employees from the headquarters and other offices. The purpose of this group is to help define the strategy and the schedule for

carrying out social actions during the year.

Digital Economic Environment Exhibits environment performance An important fruit of this integration was the social action celebrating Children’s Day held in three different locations (Belo Horizonte, São Paulo, and Recife) − in all, more than 3 thousand

people were impacted. As another highlight of the year, there was an initiative focused on SDG 17, enabling networked actions towards the promotion of positive social impact in a

joint manner. In this action, Inter accepted the challenge of organizing and inviting seven more partner companies for the thematic social action Christmas on the Net: CE- MIG, Copasa,

Instituto MRV, Instituto ArcelorMittal, Instituto Unimed, Log, and Pif Paf. This partnership brought joy to more than 2,500 children and teenagers at Christmas Solidarity at the Cidade

dos Meninos São Vicente de Paulo and at the Sistema Divina Providência Children’s Center, in Minas Gerais.

Each participating company offered workshops related to its materiality. The Inter Volunteers presented a workshop and a theater related to financial education, to teach children about the importance of managing their own money, as well as various recreational activities and gift-giving.

The great facilitator to boost the volunteering agenda is the engagement and active participation of Inter Volunteers, and, to increase participation, there are award initiatives to encourage and value all the dedication of those who donate their

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In 2022, as a way of enhancing the program’s engagement, Inter started the Volunteer X award, the employee who invites the most other employees to join the group, and the

Volunteer of the Year, the employee who stood out the most during the volunteering agenda held every year.

This year, the volunteers awarded were Girlene Alves Aniceto Saldanha, from the People to Business, Compensation & Benefits sector, in the Volunteer X category, and Kimberly Lamounier Campos Ferreira, from the Digital Products area, in the Volunteer of the Year category.

Children learn to manage money

Children receive special attention from Inter. Financial education is presented through the Interpig mascot, a character that comes to life during interactive visits to schools and social partners. For this audience, Inter Volunteers presents a theater piece in which the hero Interpig brings the initial concepts of financial education in a playful and fun way to

children. With special activities aimed at applying the concepts in practice, the initiative, through recreation, allows children to simulate a shopping trip, with the attraction of popcorn and popsicles, in a fun learning experience. #intervoluntariado

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Inter has diversity, equality and digital inclusion among its Material Topics. One

of the examples of investment in social responsibility is the Orange Tech+ program,

which offers professional training and was developed by the Sustainability, People to

Business, and Technology areas, in part nership with Digital Innovation One (DIO).

Inter is aware of the importance of the evolving technology ecosystem and is

therefore committed to continually invest ing in and supporting this journey.

Orange Tech+ is a project that provides learning from scratch in order to demo

cratize tech education through both fron t end development tracks, held in 2022,

and back end development tracks, whi ch will be held in 2023, aimed at women

and black and brown people. The initiative also meets an increasing need in the digital

technology sector in Brazil and worldwide for professionals who can work in this in

creasingly digital services market. This heated demand for the technology

market is also an opportunity for social inclusion that reaches the entire coun

try. According to a survey by PretaLab, in partnership with the global software

consultancy ThoughtWorks, black people represent a maximum of 10% of people in

technology work teams. With a focus on reaching these diversity groups, Inter has proposed an affirmative action that aimed to offer 7,000 free schol arships to people who declare themselves women and another 7,000 to black people. The program’s first bootcamp consists of

a free track that covers JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Typescript, and React technologies

from the very beginning. The course offers a workshop with an immersive and intensive

teaching method within this program, which is geared towards diversity groups.

The goal is to graduate, through special ized educational experiences, front end

and back end developers.1 An opportunity to have more visibility and boost representativeness and inclusion in the technology market. The workshop included more than 80 hours of educational content, from basic to ad vanced, about the back end language (Java), conducted 100% online and free of charge. In this process open to the whole coun

try, almost 25 thousand people from all Brazilian states were enrolled, who were selected based on their self declarations and were developed in the various stages of the courses.

Case 1 Front-end: visual navigation structure; back-end: programming navigation structure.

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Among the project’s differentials was the creation of a we-binar with exclusive financial education content, given by an Inter specialist and accessible to all the people who partici-pated in the course. To encourage employability, at the end of the courses, the

students are registered in DIO’s recruitment platform, facili-tating the connection of students with companies that search for and recruit tech professionals.

Note: the Orange Tech Program is among the top 5 DIO

The breadth of diversity spectrums engaged was surprisingly positive.

Inter Orange Tech+ Frontend course, held in 2022: programs with the most grants delivered and diversity results.

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Some companies have the consumer customers as one of their main stakeholders and therefore value the centrality of this stakeholder.

This is a reality for Inter, and in its materiality the items Customer Experience and Innovation and Business were highlighted as material topics. In a convergent way, its business model exists to simplify people's lives and aims to meet the needs and exceed customer expectations by offering financial and non-financial products in an innovative and

The digital transformation, which began in 2015, has been enhancing this purpose, while people are increasingly relying on digital products, escaping queues and bureaucracy and opting for the simplicity and convenience of the digital world.

The Super App brings together on a single platform solutions that have been winning more and more fans, who have become propagators of this journey.

The Interlove Program, launched in 2021, is an enchantment initiative that aims to bring closer and strengthen ties with clients, allowing all employees to participate directly in the mission of maintaining Inter as the most beloved digital platform on the market.

Among the initiatives that make up the program is CX Day, an event that takes place monthly and gives employees the experience of serving clients live via chat, with the help of the Customer Experience

In addition, employees can exercise their “sense of ownership,” a common characteristic of the Orange Bloods, by indicating a relative or friend who needs help from Inter, and sending an e-mail to the exclusive channel for meeting these demands, CX Priorities.

Since 2021, there have been more than 20 CX Day events and approximately 3,600 demands sent to CX Priorities through the referrals collected internally.

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The entire Inter ecosystem works to meet the expectations of a digital efficiency model that has clients at its core. Inter thinks about each product based on the premise of offering

the best possible client experience, based on their lifestyle, in a customized and comprehensive way, within a unique digital platform, the Super App. [SASB FN-AC-270a.3]

In meeting the expectations of clients and consumers, the company works with a multidisciplinary team, highly trained for operations in a digital environment.

Compliance checking and data protection uses the latest technology and develops improvements to provide the best possible client experience.

Currently, Inter carries out about 2 million interactions per month, which occur mostly via chat and telephone, but also via social networks, app stores, and even WhatsApp.

Babi, the chatbot, is without a doubt a major addition to the team. It has the responsibility to identify the issue and meet the first level demands, while the operators focus on the more complex ones.

It is responsible for more than 1 million calls, with a solution of approximately 67%, which represents the work of about 1,300 attendants. Currently, it has 4,000 conversational flows

Inter also launched the Babi Concierge campaign, in which Babi sought to educate clients with important information and help them accomplish their goals, whether it be shopping or

some other need, through indications from conversations. In the last quarter of 2022, the Babi Concierge campaign generated more than 7,000 opportunities.

Behind these numbers, there is an area of Artificial Intelligence Research and Development that makes all the difference.

They are professionals from multidisciplinary areas: engineers, software developers, journalists, and psychologists, who breathe machine learning on a daily basis, monitoring key performance indicators that feed back the different specialized skills into Babi’s “brain”.

Another part of the team works continuously on developing additional transactions and services with the business teams to ensure that the automations adhere to client-centric principles for the new products and services from the start.

In partnership with the Branding team, in 2022, Babi was renewed in several versions for commemorative dates such as Christmas, Carnival, among others.

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For Inter, privacy and digital security are material topics related to its governance processes. The culture of information security, data protection, within the Inter digital environment, relies on the use of high technology combined with updated protocols and procedures systematically tested by the technology teams.

In the internal processes, there is a dedicated link for cybersecurity, in which employees are guided, educated, and trained to proceed in the defense of the systems and avoid data breach attempts. The internal Cyber Attitude program involves numerous initiatives for all Inter employees related to the topics of data protection, personal data privacy, and operational risks.

Inter does not sell data to third parties, but may use it for purposes of improving the browsing experience, customizing offers, and marketing campaigns directed at clients who authorize the receipt of this type of communication, according to the Terms of Use for each product and/or service, as well as the Privacy Policy in effect. [SASB FN-CF-220a.1]

In the Super App, there is the Privacy Center, which allows the configuration of customer preferences for receiving marketing information, as well as the request for the rights provided for in the General Personal Data Protection Law (LGPD). The feature is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Privacy Policy, the Terms of Use, and any related documents are revised constantly, as a means of adapting them to the current conditions of each product and service offered.

The purpose of use of the data is continuously evaluated in multidisciplinary internal forums, when launching new products, implementing new functionalities, or changing existing ones.

In 2022, Inter had no incidents of personal data breaches. [GRI 418-1 | SASB FN-CB-230a.1]

To mitigate negative impacts, the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) team has added a checklist for communication control processes and flows, starting by blocking the

sending of advertising to clients who have unsubscribed from the mailing list for campaigns, or account holders with ongoing critical cases. [GRI 2-25]

In addition, all communications that present any nonconformity with the previously stipulated visual and segmentation standards are documented, and the managers responsible for the occurrence are notified and required to formalize a justification.

Finally, in addition to the internal approval flow of each team, a process that encompasses all the Growth squads was created in 2023, with a focus on ensuring the prior approval

of leadership, in addition to standardizing the control of all campaigns carried out at Inter. Since it was implemented, the new process has already documented more than 900 triggers, helping to reduce the number of non-compliant occurrences.

In Banco Inter's operations, 9,663,182 card-accounts were registered, which carried out at least one off-us credit and/or debit transaction in 2022. The other 21,376,788 card-accounts

are registered with active or temporarily blocked status as of the last day of 2022. Inter does not work with prepaid debit cards. [SASB FN-CF-000.A | SASB FN-CF-000.B]

To access Inter's Privacy Policy, click here!

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Inter Ombudsman’s mission is to delight clients, acting to direct the demands presented in its channels and keeping the client experience at a high level.

This is done by mediating conflicts and presenting clarifications and solutions, always with the objective of acting as a transformation agent and continuously improving Inter’s

services and products. In this sense, users who called on the Ombudsman’s Office in 2022 were duly attended to, receiving a reply to their questions within an average period of

Also in the same year, the company participated significantly in the proposal of improvements in products, processes, and services, reinforcing its commitment and responsibility in the centrality of the client as the main influencer of decisions.

In addition, it sought to strengthen its internal channels and provide efficient and effective solutions to clients, also welcoming demands from consumer defense bodies, regulatory agencies, and the Consumidor.gov platform.

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Inter Day + Orange Friday Since 2020, Inter Day, which takes place every July 7, Inter's birthday, has a special program with lightning offers, live promotions, exclusive dis-

count coupons, and a mega draw. The program is open to both Inter customers and those who

do not yet have a Super App account, so they can shop and earn cashback at Inter Shop. There are hundreds of products and services with special conditions, in which the shopping platform offers up to a 70% discount and up to 30% cashback

This circuit of promotions also includes Orange Friday, which takes place in November due to

Black Friday, in which Inter expanded the sco-pe of promotions, bringing in a special program with the most diverse products and services through the Super App, which includes Inter Shop, Insurance, Real Estate Financing, Payroll Loans, in addition to investment possibilities and returnof cashback.

Entrepreneur Week Inter also put on Entrepreneur Week 2022. The event has partnerships with entities such as the Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Ser-vice (Sebrae), Google, and Meta. The agenda was open to the more than 1 million clients of Inter’s Corporate and Small Business portfolios.

Through workshops and lectures, the agenda dealt with topics to support entrepreneurs in

discovering a universe of opportunities for their business. The event took place 100% online and free of charge.

Inter’s Corporate team presented very compre-hensive content, from financial management to

digital marketing, meeting the clients’ desires and bringing in the best partners and specialists.

Retirement Week Inter promotes special events dedicated to building relationships and bridging strategic in-formation for customer decision-making. In the case of Retirement Week, Inter Invest brought, through the YouTube social network, a series of live events about the possible models of re-tirement plans and how they can be adapted to the needs of each person. The presentations are done with the participation of market and company experts and are available online for access at any time.

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In the Inter Group’s materiality, financial education is a transversal topic. Because of this, Inter is concerned with bringing financial education content to its clients and social partners.

In social actions, since 2021, booklets with the topic “Starting my journey in financial education”, presented by the mascot protagonist, Interpig, which shows the journey of training in financial education with some exercises, have been distributed.

On the website or through Inter’s SuperApp, it is also possible to access information and guides on economic and financial content to support clients. All material is didactic, illustrative, and easy to assimilate, and can be downloaded for free. Thus, Inter encourages

clients to become increasingly empowered and financially balanced. Additionally, in the Sustainable Living section in the knowledge field, you can find various forms of content.

Knowing the importance of spreading this material topic for Inter, a dedicated

Instagram account was created for InterPig, with a focus on increasing engagement

focused on financial education content.

Relationship channels As could not be otherwise, Inter also makes other means of communication available, using social networks to ex-pand this approach to all audiences. One can find Inter in the main online networks, with access to information and other top-

ics that have to do with quality of life and financial education, as well as various tips

to make the clients’ day-to-day life easier.

The resources used are as broad as pos-sible, and the use of social networks such as Instagram, LinkedIn, and especially You-Tube, is part of an indirect service model,

in which, in a didactic manner, economic analyses, financial content, explanations about insurance, investments, savings tips, and even thousands of possibilities to plan and make monetary choices are presented. In 2022, Inter’s social networks totaled

YouTube | LinkedIn | Instagram

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Inter pays attention to its entire value chain, understanding that its commitments must be shared with suppliers and third parties, enabling the company to extend its ESG vision to its entire business relationship network.

For the process of selecting and contracting suppliers, Inter applies criteria for evaluating the aspects foreseen in its policies and regulations and tries to agree on their agreement with the Code of Ethics, the Supplier and Service Provider Relationship Policy, and with the clauses for protection and guarantees to commitments with the environment and issues involving child labor or slave or similar labor. [GRI 408-1 | GRI 409-1]

Inter monitors and registers all purchases and contracting through a process with the Money Laundering Prevention (PLD) system, which assesses the companies’ compliance from integrity and reputational standpoints and issues a certification that allows them to proceed to the next procurement stages. Contracts are monitored during their term to ensure their proper measurement and payment, expiration and balance, renewal, amendment, or termination.

Besides PLD certification, processes with information security, privacy, and information technology (IT) governance risks also go through the sieve of the specialized area, which determines the criteria and standards from the beginning of the relationship between Inter and the suppliers or service providers.

As a technology company, Inter’s spend with suppliers is extremely concentrated in the nature of services, accounting for 99% of total spend in 2022.

The main service categories − banner ex-penses, online advertising, IT services and systems, self-service checkout service, and call center − account for most of the spend with suppliers.

In 2022, Inter had a relationship with 1,859 suppliers, and with 529 the relationship is long-term, representing 95% of the total spend. Most of Inter’s suppliers are concentrated in Brazil, as international spend represents only 8% of the total.

In the same year, 1,129 suppliers were certified with an evaluation of integrity issues (compliance and PLD) and/or information security and data privacy (when applicable).

Furthermore, in 2022, Inter’s value chain moved about R$1.53 billion in business volume with suppliers, and no legal demand or non-compliance was registered in the year in existing contracts with the company.

It is worth noting that the Procurement area is responsible for the process of purchasing materials and contracting Inter’s services, aside from contributing to the reduction of integrity, information security, financial, and labor risks inherent in the relationship with the supplier.

In 2022, the Purchasing and Procurement Policy was updated with new rules to simplify the process for low-value and/or non-recurring contracts.

In addition, new controls were implemented to allow contract managers/inspectors to monitor operational performance and the Information Technology teams to perform IT audits (Central Bank of Brazil No. 4,893) of the contracts.

[GRI 302-1, 302-3, 302-4 | GRI 303-5 | 305-1, 305-2,

305-3 | GRI 306-1, 306-2, 306-3, 306-4, 306-5]

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Since it is a digital ecosystem, the activities and processes developed by Inter give the company

a low environmental impact profile in its daily operations, which allows them to be aligned with a low carbon economy.

The commitments to environmental issues and the priority topics on the global agenda allow Inter to be part of the solutions proposed by the various initiatives to which it is a signatory.

Inter works with practices, protocols, procedures, and analyses that take into account the look of sustainability towards positive

ESG development initiatives. The strategy is to raise and consolidate leadership awareness for business practices based on generating value for all stakeholders.

In an innovative way, Inter launched in its Super App a section called Vida Sustentável (Sustainable Living), which offers a Carbon

Calculator through a partnership with GSS Carbon, which supports the client to make an estimated calculation of their atmospheric

emissions, using their lifestyle as a reference. In addition to the calculation, Inter makes it possible for the client to offset its impact on the climate by purchasing carbon credits that support projects related to renewable energy and ecoparks (see Sustainable Living case).

The concern with climate changes is one of the topics that are under permanent development in the company’s governance;

therefore, Inter has invested in training and education of its employees in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.

Training on the subject of recycling was conducted at the Inter Academy, structured in 2021, which tells how the practice should

work when applied to waste management at the company, as well as explaining concepts of selective collection and ways to decrease

production and increase correct disposal of waste. Since the beginning of the program, 796 employees have completed the training.

Inter manages environmental indicators that are the basis for a comparative eco-efficiency study of its operations. This study is part of the agendas presented to the ESG Committee, which advises the Board of Directors on this topic.

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Among the commitments to eco-efficiency at the company, another evolution was the achievement of a grade Bwith the CDP, which Inter has been engaged in since 2020 and seeks continuous improvement. The CDP is a non-profit organization that operates the global disclosure system for investors, companies, cities, states, and regions to manage their environmental impacts. Since 2019, Inter monitors and systematically manages its emissions, always seeking to mitigate them.

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Direct greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) [GRI 305-1, 305-2, 305-3] GHG emissions by scope

(tons of CO2 emitted) 2019 Change 2019–2020 (%) 2020 Change 2020–2021 (%) 2021 Change 2021–2022 (%) 2022 Scope 1

Stationary combustion 7.314 (-31)5.04646 7.383 (-68)2.386

Fugitive emissions 12.627(-96)0.474 11 0.528 (-99)0.048

Purchase of electric energy 102.57962165.939(-57)70.828 115153.084

Business travel 336.820(-64)120.428(-24)91.598232 304.088 Employee travel 919.293(-68)297.867111 629.025(-99)5.512

Transportation and distribution (downstream)--507.65830 661.413 12 582.148

Waste generated in operations ------139.542

Evolução do CDP 2021 2022 C+ B-Note: For the calculation basis of the data, tCO2e emissions and biogenic CO2 emissions were considered. The company's emissions data was in the process of external confirmation of the GHG Inventory during the closing of the report; therefore, it may change if necessary.

The company was a participant in the Carbon Efficient Index stimulate advances in discussions about climate change. of B3S.A. − Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão (Novo Mercado/B3)untilThis participation represents other commitments made by its listing on Nasdaq. The index aims to encourage com-Inter in order to expand the efforts in transparency in relapanies be transparent regarding their emissions and thus tion to emissions.

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An important record is that Inter’s carbon emissions represent only 5.3% of the average value per million customers compared

to traditional players in the sector in Brazil according to 2021 data, considering the same categories reported. In this

sense, Inter showed evolution, since, in 2020, the datapoint was 6.7% and there was a reduction to 5.3%. This operational

efficiency contributes to a low-carbon economy.

In addition, the company's emissions are offset through the purchase of carbon credits in Scopes 1, 2, and 3, as well as

through the purchase of I-RECs (certificate of proof of use of renewable energy).

Inter, in its operation, is on average 95% more eco-efficient per million customers compared to the big traditional players

1 The survey is based on benchmarking using GHG Protocol data and reporting of water and energy consumption with the metric of number of clients per institution in the same segment.

During the year 2022, Inter managed to implement some items for reduction and mitigation across its corporate chain. In this

sense, the company mapped actions that had an impact on its emissions, making management and preparing mitigation and control plans on some of its most important processes:

Stationary combustion: reduction of natural gas for the company's internal generator, with the need for only standard

tests throughout the year, thus justifying the low emissions related to this scope.

Fugitive combustion: low consumption linked to the purchase of fire extinguishers in the Belo Horizonte and São Paulo

offices, which proved a reduction of this emission.

Increase in electricity consumption: with the return of employees to 100% face-to-face work in the offices, a significant

increase in electricity consumption was recorded. A point of attention also in relation to this increase was the works carried

out in Inter Café in the São Paulo office, thus obtaining a significant increase in emissions. Another issue is that the Recife

office building was shared and there was no single energy bill for Inter. Because of this, and because the Recife office has

fewer employees, the same amount of energy consumption as the São Paulo office was conservatively recorded.

Air travel: increase in the amount of emissions due to the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the release of air

travel internally within the company, face-to-face meetings, external events, and the return of employees to the offices.

Home-work commute: reduction due to improved internal management processes for this topic, as well as improved management of public transportation tickets with an external company that has software for managing this commute and other data.

Waste: with the return of employees to the offices 100% in-person, there was an increase in the amount of waste generated; however, a reduction in organic waste/common waste was obtained, but, on the other hand, there was a significant increase in recyclable waste, such as plastic and paper, which shows an evolution of employees in favor of the subject, as well as in their training aimed at recycling.

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Inter understands the relevance of the climate emergency context and has therefore been voluntarily offsetting its greenhouse gas emissions since 2019.

For the third year in a row, Inter’s emission control management has been awarded the Gold Seal under the Brazilian GHG Protocol

Program. Its emissions inventory has external verification, by independent auditors and registration, with the aforementioned highlight and information referring to Scopes 1, 2, and 3. In addition, since 2019 Inter has offset its impact on the climate by purchasing carbon credits considering all categories and scopes reported.

With the start of the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions in 2019, Inter has also started its strategy to measure greenhouse

gas emissions for carbon offset, and this has been offset annually since then. As a driver of strategy, the company uses its material goals to choose carbon credit projects. For 2022 emissions, the same strategic offsetting approach

is followed based on the Renewable Energy materiality goal. The project chosen was Ecoparques Solví, which seeks to innovate

and sustainably create value with waste through landfills, where it is made the most of to create solutions focused on renewable

energy generation by biogas, circular economy products, and carbon credits. This is a United Nations Framework Convention on

Climate Change (UNFCCC/UN) Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project, which has traceability and transparency in emissions

and rebates of its credits, as well as external auditing of the project.

Through its YouTube channel, Inter has carried out important raising of awareness focused on climate change, credits, carbon footprint, and carbon offsetting.

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In addition to measuring and offsetting the GHG emissions associated with the delivery of all bank deliverables, Inter understands the importance of mapping the impacts related to the waste generated by the production and emission of card plastic and bank deliverable paper. Because of this, since 2022, in a partnership between the Card and Corporate Sustainability areas, Inter measures the weight of all plastic and paper sent to its clients. After this measurement, the company offsets 100% of this impact through the purchase of recycling credits from the company Eureciclo.

With this solution from Eureciclo, Inter allocates resources to the recycling chain in a proportional way according to the

geographic distribution of clients, promoting this chain and mitigating its environmental impact in exchange for a Recycling

Certificate. This proves that the same amount of plastic and paper delivered to clients was recycled in some cooperative

The company Eureciclo undergoes an annual audit with Ernest Young. This process ensures transparency and security in processes related to the Recycling Certificate.

In addition to offsetting, Inter knows the importance of raising client awareness about recycling. In this sense, since 2022, it

has been working on including the seal in all brochures and cards sent to clients.

With the compensation through the Recycling Certificate, Inter reaffirms its commitment to mitigate environmental impact and to be a

promoter of the recycling chain in Brazil.

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Inter works with various initiatives that contribute to reduction of energy consumption and adopts data storage in the cloud,

reinforcing the 100% digital business model, away from the large amounts of paper and physical servers, which exponentially

increase the negative environmental impact.

The energy management of the Inter Group’s operational units is done through the processes located in each administrative

center. In the digital model, in which there are no physical branches, operations are formatted for offices that accommodate

employees and stakeholders who sporadically interact face-to-face with management.

In this process, the energy intensity measurements take into account the various sources used to supply these units, the

volume of consumption, and the processes involved in saving energy use (efficient equipment, internal saving campaigns,

and technologies associated with efficient use).

However, with the migration of the energy contracted by the headquarters to the free market, 90% of the energy matrix

used came from renewable sources. In 2022, 59.18 gigajoules of photovoltaic energy were consumed at the headquarters

90% of the energy matrix used by Inter comes from a clean and sustainable gride via the purchase of I-REC.

Environment Exhibits environment performance Energy purchased Free market1

12,965.86 11,850.44 1 Total renewable energy of purchased energy.

Note: Total energy in gigajoules (GJ).

Energy management in the Belo Horizonte and São Paulo offices is done on an individual basis, with specific monitoring

In the Recife (PE) unit, the commercial center where another Inter business unit is located does not perform private

measurements, and the entire condominium has only one consumption registration source.

Energy consumption (GJ) [GRI 302-1] 2019 2020 2021 2022 Purchased energy 4,924.409,238.702,037.0012,965.860

Renewable energy purchased ---11,850.44 Generated energy 109.7 214.9011,858.80104.20 Non-renewable source 109.7 70.9 131.1 45.020

Renewable source -144.0 11,727.7059.180 Total 5,034.1 9,453.6 13,895.8 13,070.06 Summary of Letter of Corporate indicators assurance information Natural gas 45.020 Total 13,003.83 In 2022, the energy purchased had a variable behavior, when compared to prior periods, due to employee flows in the offices. The exponential staff growth resulted in an increase

in absolute energy consumption as 100% of the employees returned to their offices. However, since 2020, Inter has been

working on projects that aim to gain energy efficiency, as shown in the following case study. In the São Paulo unit, the values calculated were higher, in the historical series, amplified by the construction work in the administrative area.

The comparative behavior of energy consumption in the Inter management units is on a variable scale due to the conjunctures

already mentioned and the entry of the purchase of renewable energy volumes in the free market, as well as reinforcement of solar generation at the administrative headquarters in Belo Horizonte.

Efficient consumption: energy innovation As an element of innovation and energy efficiency and water resource savings, an intervention was made in the Inter

Group’s headquarters cooling system. The Aureliano Chaves Building (in Belo Horizonte, MG) has a unified air-conditioning system, whose temperature control is done by water cooling.

The system was operating with power losses during peak demand times. The solution was to implement an independent air-conditioning system for the locations where full-time

cooling is required. With this, greater energy efficiency was achieved in the systems, which now have reinforcement from a condenser that

cools the air by means of pressurized gas at low temperatures and distributes it to the evaporators.

This intervention proved to be adequate and efficient, and already anticipating future expansion, a shut-off valve was

Water The fact that there are no physical branches for client service means that water consumption in the Inter ecosystem is

significantly lower than at other companies in the market, and the administrative headquarters also has several technologies

for reusing water in the building. Even after 100% of employees returned to the office, we reduced water consumption and intensity (utilization) as

Efficient consumption: energy innovation As an element of innovation and energy efficiency and water resource savings, an intervention was made in the Inter

Group’s headquarters cooling system. The Aureliano Chaves Building (in Belo Horizonte, MG) has a unified air-conditioning

system, whose temperature control is done by water cooling. The system was operating with power losses during peak

demand times. The solution was to implement an independent air-conditioning system for the locations where full-time

cooling is required. With this, greater energy efficiency was achieved in the systems, which now have reinforcement from a condenser that

cools the air by means of pressurized gas at low temperatures and distributes it to the evaporators.

This intervention proved to be adequate and efficient, and already anticipating future expansion, a shut-off valve was

installed on the 15th floor enabling new floors to be connected to the system. Since its implementation in September 2022 to

date, savings achieved were beyond 236,000kWh. [GRI 302-4] Inter Headquarters Certifications

Banco Inter's headquarters has the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Development (LEED) international sustainable

certification seal, in the Gold level category. Even at the design stage of the building, this was the goal set for construction.

The building has solar energy generation systems, use of natural light, minimizing electricity consumption, and rainwater

and gray water reuse (treatment and reuse of the resource), among others. 2019 2019 2020 2020 2021 2021 2022 2022

7.2 7.6 7.7 7.4 Total water consumption (megaliters) [GRI 303-5] Water intensity (megaliters/thousand employees)

From September to December 4.5 3.5 2.0 1.8 of 2022, a savings of more than 236,000 kWh was generated. According to the Green Building Council Brasil (GBC Brasil)

website, this is the first commercial building in the state of Minas Gerais to receive a certification in this category.

The building also has the Procel seal for energy efficiency in buildings. Created in 2014 by Eletrobrás, Procel seeks to

identify properties of excellence in energy use and encourage the construction and consumer markets to opt for more

efficient projects. It was the first in Minas Gerais to obtain the classification, granted only to buildings that achieve an A

grade in all three systems evaluated: envelope (facades and roofs), air conditioning, and lighting. It is also only the sixth in

the country to achieve the top grade (Triple A – 6). compared to the prior year. In the case of the Recife office

building, because it is shared and there is a single water bill for Inter, and given that it has a much smaller number of

employees, the same amount of water consumption as the São Paulo office was recorded as a very conservative measure.ntensity was achieved compared to 2021. In the case of the Recife office building, because it is shared and there is a single water bill for Inter, and given that it has a much smaller number of employees, the same amount of water consumption as the São Paulo office was recorded as a very conservative measure.

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Waste 2021 A renovation carried out at the Inter business unit office, in the

city of São Paulo, generated debris that was sent for proper As part of its commitments to climate change and monitor disposal, with 3,500 kilos of debris and 5,780 kilograms of Plastic Electronics Styrofoam ing of the environmental agenda within the organization, the glass being sent for environmental disposal processes.

Inter Group annually conducts an internal agenda for staff 2.36 kg 530 kg 3 kg awareness, education, and training on environmental issues. At the other end of the management of internal impacts are 100% of employees undergo waste management, sustainability, ESG, and SDG awareness during onboarding training. There is training at the Inter Academy aimed at recycling. 3,720 light bulbs (744 kg) in 2021. 40 kg of batteries in 2022. Cardboard/paper Organic/common waste 4,420 kg 151,430 kg 2022 Plastic Electronics Styrofoam

190 kg 196 kg 420 kg Cardboard/paper Organic/common waste 6,040 kg 112,170 kg electronic waste, which, once registered as assets, are correctly disposed of by specialized companies or returned in a reverse logistics process, indicated by equipment suppliers

Corporate Digital Economic Summary of Letter of Corporate Presentation People Environment Exhibits governance environment performance indicators assurance information Digital is the key to the Inter Group’s business.

Virtually all of the Group’s business segments are configured to operate on high-performance technology platforms.

Today, Inter is one of the biggest players in the Brazilian banking scene and is a pioneer in the digital transformation movement.

Starting out in the traditional way, it gradually became one of the largest consumers, producers, and enablers of the technologies

that are now characteristic of its platform.

To ensure the quality, scalability, and technological innovation that are already part of the company’s DNA, Inter’s Information

Technology Department is prepared to enable, maintain, support, and preserve all products and services offered to customers,

in addition to the requirements needed for future launches.

The technological development was primarily driven through the migration of the entire infrastructure to a cloud computing architecture, which occurred in 2018.

With this, Inter became the first 100% cloud bank in Latin America. This advanced, scalable, and evolving infrastructure was implemented with a focus on five operational pillars:

Improving productivity through the use of emerging technologies High availability Optimization in response time Dynamic

scalability Security Operational Pillars The migration of core banking systems, also in 2018, allowed the volume of transactions and

services to increase significantly, which was key to Inter’s rapid growth and development over the years.

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Since its inception, Inter has been expanding its interactions, in quantity and quality, and the offer of services offered to customers, having as its guiding thread the search to make its business increasingly scalable, democratic, and aligned with a

The path to achieving a 100% digital and scalable model was only possible with the creation of an ecosystem based on digital value, formed on the basis of high-tech investments and the support of a robust cloud-anchored database.

Inter's digital transformation began in 2015 and presented a banking revolution to the market, creating a movement to promote a digital, complete, and free environment, in order to achieve high scalability by offering complete banking services in an innovative, simple, and free way, in the palm of customers' hands.

That start made possible what is now a reality, which is the offer of more than 140 financial products and services and non-financial services to over 25 million customers (as of December 2022), with the adoption of cashback for purchases in the Inter Shop and even in the investment platform, putting into practice the new purpose of "creating what simplifies people's lives".

But it was not an easy path, and one of the obstacles, in this sense, was account opening, which until that time was in person

or by email, which led Inter to study the opening process via app, create a secure flow, and present to the regulatory

body a simpler and more agile operation, which aimed above all at democratizing banking access.

Thus, in 2016, Inter was able to open accounts via app and went deeper into a bold process of internal digital transformation,

focusing on greater simplification, connection, Before the After the digital transformation digital transformation

Hundreds of Thousands of daily accounts daily accounts and unification of systems, which lasted until 2018. A great

improvement was observed in the capacity to open accounts per day, which was manual and allowed the opening of

hundreds per day and has now increased to thousands of accounts per day in view of the new systems implemented.

The same year saw the IPO of Inter, and, from there, an ex-ternal digital transformation began, in which an important investment was made for its scalability trajectory in account opening, namely the hiring of Amazon Web Service (AWS), Amazon's cloud data provider. As a result, accounts can be opened three, four times, or as many times as operational sustainability allows, expanding access to the financial system digitally.

This business partnership established for Inter's cloud model enabled Inter to migrate its entire database to the system, thus caling the operation's account opening, transit, and data storage capacity, which has been successfully accomplished over the past five years. Digital Economic Environment Exhibits environment performance An even more relevant fact is the eco-efficiency obtained by the partnership. Amazon is the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy in the world, which contributes to Inter's ability

to achieve a carbon-neutral business model by eliminating emissions in its production processes, also managing emissions

from its outsourced platforms. The emissions inventory proved how eco-efficient the branchless, cloud-based format is, allowing us to state that on average it is emitting only 5% of carbon per customer when compared to the operation of traditional banking models.

The transition to renewable energy is one of the most impactful ways to reduce emissions. With 401 renewable energy projects representing more than 20 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy capacity announced as of January 2023, Amazon is on track to power its operations with 100% renewable energy by 2025 – five years ahead of the original 2030 target – which reinforces AWS' goal to power Inter's operations with 100% renewable energy by the same date. Concerns about the water used to cool its data centers have also been monitored. Water use for AWS data centers saw a 24% improvement from 2021, and projects committing to a "positive water" initiative by 2030. This means returning more water to communities and the environment than is used in direct operations.

Still on digital partnerships, Inter opted for the use of Apple technology, in which the operating system is fully integrated,

bringing together hardware, software, and applications, and operates with the commitment to be a carbon neutral company by 2030, whose platform already announces that Summary of Letter of Corporate indicators assurance information renewable energy projects

in clean energy renewable energy by 2025 401 20 GW0100% AWS – Amazon all products will be made with clean energy, in addition to

increasingly expanding the use of recycled and renewable materials in its products. According to Apple, more than 70% reduction in average product energy consumption has been achieved since 2008. In addition, Apple products are rated by Energy Star – the

international standard for energy efficiency – 25% more efficient than other products on the market. By 2022, all qualifying

Apple products have received a superior rating for energy efficiency.

By interacting with these two providers, Inter is securing its commitments to supporting reduction of global warming,

as well as ensuring quality digital operations in a safe and reliable environment.

Corporate Digital Economic Summary of Letter of Corporate Presentation People Environment Exhibits governance environment performance indicators assurance information In Banco Inter's operations, 9,663,182 card-accounts were registered, which carried out at least one off-us credit and/or debit transaction in 2022. The other 21,376,788 card-accounts are registered with active or

temporarily blocked status as of the last day of 2022. Inter does not work with prepaid debit cards.

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The Inter client experience has been consolidated as one of its greatest assets. With that, it is closely related to the use

of the best technologies and best processes, developed in looping, in a continuous improvement matrix to create better

and even more effective digital fulfillment processes.

Inter has among its differentials a proprietary technology as a way to manage its digital platforms and create internally a

structure to develop new solutions and technologies that will expand the universe of service possibilities.

Using the Net Promoter Score (NPS) methodology, which evaluates the level of customer satisfaction with the company, Inter ended the year with 85 points, which gives the digital services a position in the so-called zone of excellence. With more than 1 billion logins to the application, this evaluation Significant investments in has further contributed to the proprietary technologies

positive perception of Inter InterApp InterCloud InterCore InterMicroServices InterGateway services in the view of clients.

Inter’s Information Technology area also adopts a bimodal model of delivery management, acting in the evolution of core systems and backoffice cores, while maintaining digital product structures focused on innovation, with fast deliveries, focused on time to market and continuous delivery of value through the launch of new products and constant optimization of existing ones.

The organizational structure contemplates not only the formal units (superintendencies, managements, and coordinations),

but adds to it a functional division of tribes and squads.

Digital Security tasksand routines. automate repetitive Technologyusedto versioningtool. coderepositoryand Systemdevelopment

secureuseofmicroservices in toensuretheeffi0cientand Set ofprocessesused applicationsandsystems. development,deployment,

maintenance,and integrationprocesses. Asetofpracticesthatincreasethe Toolformanaging infrastructureresources throughcodes.

GIT Corporate Digital Economic Summary of Letter of Corporate Presentation People Environment Exhibits governance environment performance indicators assurance information This organization of the teams into autonomous tribes and

squads enables a high cadence of monthly deliveries and the launch of a series of new products, all with quality and using

Inter’s technology links the concepts of DevOps, FinOps, and SecOps as an integrated strategy, between the Technology

and Security areas, to create autonomous and efficient work models.

The activities performed by the IT squads are also planned to mitigate events that can hinder or make it impossible to correctly execute the work. In this scenario, the Regulatory Affairs team, linked to the IT Governance area, is responsible

for managing the digital risks applicable to the company. The process aims to ensure the control of everything that can

threaten technological assets and, consequently, the profitability and future of the business.

All this makes it possible to manage a significant portfolio of 25 million clients and what makes the Inter banking segment

one of the largest digital banks in the country, generating great impact on the national financial system.

Always being aware of emerging technologies ensures that Inter can offer the best solutions to its clients’ problems.

Thus, the Technology area builds products and services in an agile, scalable, and efficient manner. For this, various technology

tools are used, such as:

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As a digital platform that is constantly growing and updating, innovation is part of the daily routine of Inter’s Technology

team. Client needs are constantly changing, and innovation is an essential part of ensuring that Inter is always one

step ahead, as well as encouraging the relentless pursuit of improving the client experience. Innovation and the use of

modern technologies, associated with simplicity, are already trademarks of the services the Group offers.

This innovation can be manifested in many ways, from new ways of doing old jobs to the structuring of new technological

tools and services. Innovation is a continuous process, incorporated into Inter’s routine and stimulated at all levels

Inter integrated digital services allow diversified and complementary access, such as links to financial education, non-financial

services, and other support platforms that make it easier for clients to access new possibilities for planning their personal finances.

Unique & proprietary data set Advanced analytical capabilities Interbrain Insight machines +550 Proprietary data points per customer Tailor-made offers0 Best offers & promotions 360º vision +7.000 Business Intelligence Dashboards More personalized

digital experience More efficient cross-selling I.A. R&D Smarter product development Superior fraud protection

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only on projects that are inclusive, but also on initiatives that aim at social development and leverage both digital

resources and technological solutions to create business opportunities. These are projects that should promote a

positive social impact and expand the range of possibilities for the inclusion of people and ideas in the increasingly

digital world. Thus, with two other large mining companies, MRV&CO and Localiza&CO, the idea of being part of the formation of the

main innovation and digital entrepreneurship hub in Minas Gerais, Órbi Conecta, was born, with leaders from the San

Pedro Valley (SPV) startup community. Founded in 2017, when the innovation hub movement was still new, Órbi Conecta is a space for building collective intelligence about innovation and accelerating startups, through which they come together to generate connections and build desirable futures. This space is highly democratic and actively circulates among mining companies, allowing

the exchange of knowledge and business opportunities and the offer of cutting edge solutions for this market, in order to provide the connection of ideas and test possibili ties proposed by startups, corporates, and talents that will boost the technology and innovation market in the country. Órbi is the meeting point of the SPV community to provide creation of businesses that bring value to their creative platforms, combining innovation with entrepreneurship. Going even further than being a connection platform for

startups, Órbi is also responsible for generating technolo gical labor in the market, through the Órbi Academy unit, in which it provides training and qualification that can promote mass digital training, having surpassed the mark of 168 thousand people registered in more than 15 courses with free scholarships, thanks to the investments of partners, including Inter. These are professional training courses that promote digital skills with reach to an increasingly diverse public, such as women, black people, and marginalized young people, who, through scholarships, can take the Technologist in Systems Analysis and Development course, for example. Since its foundation, Órbi has managed to include more than 75,000 of its graduates in the market.

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In addition to technical content, the workshops offer beha vioral training, development of relational skills, teamwork

skills, and team building, which will allow students to in crease their employability. Órbi, with Digital Innovation One

(DIO), helped develop the training systems offered by Inter, called Orange Tech (see case). In the areas of creation and business for new entrepreneurs, Órbi operates with three pillars within its digital innovation project: Órbi for Startups, Órbi for Corporates, and Órbi Academy. The project's ecosystem has in its partners connections with large global cloud infrastructure providers and with the Silicon Valley in California (USA). The whole concept works as a large factory of ideas and

solutions in development, connected with the business world in a way that makes possible a permanent interac tion between what corporations, clients, and the market are looking for in order to offer products that will meet the facilities sector of corporations. From this construction, besides being one of the funders of the Órbi complex management project, Inter interacts with

the creative center to also offer business opportunities and develop products that go straight to the digital services

portfolio of the company's system. Get to know Inter's partner startups: It is from these initiatives that projects, products, and solu tions emerge, such as the Alô Doutor application, for medical services, and Fazendinha em Casa (under development to add the offer of stores and products for Sustainable Living), which were developed and tested to be provided in the platform of services offered by Inter. Components of innovation strategy Solve business problems. Develop pioneering products and services. Transform the company culture. By branding, associating its brand with innovation. Expand the business to new markets. Woba uCondo Fazendinha em Casa IM Designs

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Innovation in bank security control The topic of prevention of money laundering has great cooperation among the world’s financial institutions. There is a genuine interest on all sides to contribute to society by preventing this type of crime.

In addition to the ongoing risk management processes, Inter has expanded the management of its regulatory activities for banking services, which are determined by the resolutions and regulations of the Central Bank of Brazil (Bacen) and the Financial Activities Control Board (Coaf). These institutions monitor national and international financial movements to combat money laundering and financing of terrorist actions through money capital. To further strengthen these controls, the Data and Corporate Security area, in partnership with the Computer Science Department (DCC) of the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), has developed a tool that uses the data collected daily on financial movements and is able to offer even more insights to detect signs

of money laundering. As an innovation item, within the range of products and services developed by Inter, Delator is an ntelligence system capable of further refining searches for transactions that may be classified as fraudulent or suspicious within the inspection criteria of the international anti-money laundering regulations. To this end, the system, using historical

data, performs three tasks. The first is to identify the probability that a transaction exists between two customers; if it does,

as a second action, it learns to estimate the value of that transaction. The third classifies whether or not the situation is

suspicious for money laundering given the similarity between this situation and others that have already been analyzed by the

Data and Security team. Delator was presented in various forums on digital controls and best practices using artificial intelligence, and was published as an article in the Brazilian Workshop on Social Network Analysis and Mining (BraSNAM), which brings together researchers and professionals interested in social network analysis and related areas, and promotes collaboration and exchange of ideas and experiences. As a system, Delator must be turned into a product and be accessible to other finan-

cial institutions that have an interest.

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Sequential improvements in profitability Expanding net interest margin (NIM) and operating leverage, reflecting a trend towards profitability Strong dynamics for 2023 In a year with a scenario of inflation, exceed- ing the goal set by public policies, the con- juncture ends up being a factor of retraction of consumption and/or default, which are inherent risks when one has a market pres- sured by direct consumer price increases. This reflection can be seen in the banking segment, in which the clients’ operation pro- file has resulted in a change of mix, in which a more conservative profile is noted, more focused on investments and deposits, which constituted an increase in the balance per active client. The macroeconomic scenario did not affect client acquisition, and the Inter banking net- work registered a record growth of 8.3 mil- lion new clients in 2022, even with repricing initiatives. Total gross revenue reached R$6 billion in 2022, a rise of 91% compared to the prior year. Net service revenue reached R$ 1,227 million, an increase of 87% compared to 2021. Inter’s banking vertical delivered continuous improvements in processes and products during the year, such as reduction of direct interactions with the client by the conse- quent increase and efficiency of digital par- ticipation in the account opening process, and new digital service interfaces (APIs) for Corporate accounts. Annual Report Inter&Co 2022 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Summary of indicators Letter of assurance Corporate information

Highlights Total Gross Revenue R$6.0 bi +90.7% (2021 = R$3.1 bi) Cost to Serve (CTS) R$17.2 +19.1% (2021 = R$14.5) Active customers

12.6 MM +42.6% (2021 = 8.8 MM) Credit portfolio R$24.5 bi +40.2% (2021 = R$17.5 bi) Cost of acquisition per client (CAC) R$30.0 +5.7%

(2021 = R$29) Basel Index 24% (-20.6) p.p. (2021 = 44%) As of June of 2022, the Financial Statements refer to Inter&Co and are disclosed according to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Annual Report Inter&Co 2022 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Summary of indicators Letter of assurance Corporate information

Economic value generated [GRI 201-1 | SASB FN-CB-000.B] The year 2022 allowed Inter to generate a greater added value due to its economic and financial performance, obtaining sig- nificant growth in revenue generation, which led to a greater contribution with the participation of current values in accounting and tax commitments. Value added to the society (R$) Funding Floating revenue grew 162% year-on-year and reached R$ 657 million. This growth can be explained by the increase in demand deposits and the Selic rate. Inter reached 1.6 billion PIX transactions in 2022, with an annual Employees By compensation + benefits + incentives 640 million 380 million Other stakeholders By rent payments + non-controlling interest 41 million Society By taxes + municipal, state, and federal contributions 359 million 68 million Total

1.04 billion growth of 135%, and 7.9% of the transaction market share in Q4 2022, approximately R$512 billion transacted during the year. Cards More than 7.4 million cards were used in Q4 2022, 37% higher than the last quarter of 2021. Credit Strong credit growth: the gross credit portfolio, including ad- vances of credit card receivables, increased 40% in compar- ison to the prior year, reaching approximately R$24.5 billion in 2022. 46 million    494 million Annual Report Inter&Co 2022 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Summary of indicators Letter of assurance Corporate information

Inter Shop & Commerce Plus Over 1.6 million stock keeping units (SKUs) » + 1,100 partners (versus 430 in 2021);

» new services: Duo Gourmet + Black Card; » international gift cards, hotel reservation. Customer engagement

» + 4.2 million customers by 2022 (+55 YoY); » + 32 million transactions, translating into purchases per second (+45% YoY).

Focus on profitability » + R$4 billion in GMV (+14% YoY); » ̃80% of revenues came from end-to-end sales. Inter Invest

The segment ended the year with R$67 bil- lion in assets under custody and reached R$3.7 billion in net funding, a 54% growth compared to 2021. With a focus on simplifying the customers’ investment journey, the Piggybank prod- uct was launched, which allows customers to automatically invest their cashback and dividends received.

Inter Asset’s assets under management (AuM) reached R$8 billion in 2022, up 61% YoY, di- versified among more than 300,000 investors.

The number of investors reached 2.9 million, an increase of 56% over the previous year and 18% over the previous quarter.

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The dynamic of the year was marked by the launch of several products, including Pix In- surance and Pet Insurance, positioning the insurance segment as one of the broadest digital insurance platforms in Brazil.

The revenue and premium mix has grown sig- nificantly over the years as a result of quality partnerships with insurers, combining com- mercial conditions with the great strength of the Inter channel, in addition to performance bonuses from exclusivity contracts. Active contracts reached a level of R$1.3 million, 52% higher than in 2021.

Global Account reached 907,397 clients in the United States and international investors. More than 5,300 new Global Accounts were opened per business day in Q4 2022, and more than 612,000 transactions were record- ed in the year.

The individual and consolidated financial statements were prepared in accordance with the accounting practices adopted in Brazil and with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB).

Inter&Co’s year 2022 financial statements are available on its institutional website via the Investor Relations link.

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Improving cost efficiencies R$16,1 (↓29% YoY) Cost to serve 59,5% of CDI (↓350 bps YoY) Cost to funding 69% (↓24 p.p. YoY) Efficiency ratio

…resulting in operating efficiencies and lower unit costs Active clients per employee1 (thousand) Cost-to-serve2    Efficiency ratio4 R$, monthly)    (%) 93 93 74    78    75 72    76 74 69    69 4Q21    1Q22    2Q22    3Q22    4Q22 4Q21    1Q22    2Q22    3Q22    4Q22 CTS CTS (excluding share and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) expenses)3 4Q21    1Q22    2Q22    3Q22    4Q22 Efficiency ratio3

Efficiency ratio (excluding share and M&A expenses) 1 Including trainees and apprentices. 2 Cost to serve = [(personnel expenses + other administrative expenses - client acquisition cost) ÷ 3] ÷ average number of active clients for the last two quarters. 3 M&A expenses and share-based payment = share- based payments during the quarter, included in the personnel expense line in the Income Statement. 4 Efficiency ratio = (personnel expenses + other administrative expenses - M&A and share-based payment expenses)/(net interest income + net income from services and commissions + income from securities + income from derivative financial instruments + other income - tax expenses).

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Total employees, by gender and region1

1 The calculation consists of a separate count of employees per enrollment, using as the cut-off date the 31st of December,

2022. These data were consolidated in a grouped way, using as parameters the gender and location reported by

GRI 401-1 Hiring and turnover

of hires Hire rate (%) Number of dismissals Turnover rate (%)

Outside Brazil 10 26 10 26

Southeast 1.138 31 922 25

Midwest 11 27 20 49

Northeast 116 42 75 27

North 10 125 3 37

South 38 39 39 40

Male 803 33 640 27

Female 520 31 428 25

Under 30 years old 829 40 565 27

From 30 to 50 years old 475 25 479 25

Over 50 years old 19 20 25 26

Total 1.323 32 1.069 26 Annual Report Inter&Co 2022

GRI 401-1 Hiring and turnover 2021    2022 Number of hires    Hire rate (%)    Number of dismissals    Turnover rate (%)    

Number of hires    Hire rate (%)    Number of dismissals    Turnover rate (%) By region    Southeast    1,921    94    537    26    1,151    33    743    28 Midwest    9    43    4    19    11    23    20    31 Northeast    140    519    21    78    48    16    71    20 North    -    -    -    -    3    50    3    50 South    21    124    5    29    32    32    39    35 By gender    Male    1,326    113    361    31    733    32    533    28 Female    768    81    206    22    512    32    343    27 By age group    Under 30 years old    1,011    115    227    26    803    42    386    33

From 30 to 50 years old    1,040    90    323    28    426    23    466    24 Over 50 years old    43    51    17    20    16    17    24    22 Total    2,094    99    567    27    1,245    32    876    28 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Letter of assurance Corporate information Sumary of indicators Inter&Co Annual Report Inter&Co 2022

GRI content index Statement of use: Inter&Co. has reported the information cited in this GRI content index for the period 01/01/2022 to 12/31/2022, with reference to the GRI Standards. GRI 1 used: GRI 1: Foundation 2021. Applicable GRI sector standard(s): Not applicable.

General disclosures 2-1 Organizational details    9, 10    2-2 Entities included in the organization’s sustainability reporting    8, 9        

    2-3 Reporting period, frequency and contact point    8, 111        2-4 Restatements of information    8        

    2-5 External assurance    8, 108 to 110        2-6 Activities, value chain and other business relationships    14, 15        

    2-7 Employees    48, 49, 98    6    8 and 10    2-8 Workers who are not employees    52        

    2-9 Governance structure and composition    32, 34, 37        5 and 16 GRI 2: General disclosures 2021    2-10 Nomination and selection of the highest governance body    34        5 and 16     2-11 Chair of the highest governance body    34        16     2-12 Role of the highest governance body in overseeing the management of impacts    32 2-13 Delegation of responsibility for managing impacts    35 2-14 Role of the highest governance body in sustainability reporting    8        

    2-15 Conflicts of interest    43, 44        16 2-16 Communication of critical concerns    32, 37        

    2-17 Collective knowledge of the highest governance body    34, 37    2-18 Evaluation of the performance of the highest governance body    36 2-19 Remuneration policies    35 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Letter of assurance Corporate information Sumary of indicators Inter&Co

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2-20 Process to determine remuneration    36, 38    2-21 Annual total compensation ratio    99 2-22 Statement on sustainable development strategy 3, 4, 5 2-23 Policy commitments 15, 37, 38, 39, 44    10    16 2-24 Embedding policy commitments    39, 41, 42, 44        16 GRI 2: General disclosures 2021    2-25 Processes to remediate negative impacts    39, 41, 66        16

2-26 Mechanisms for seeking advice and raising concerns    45    10    16 2-27 Compliance with laws and regulations    44        

2-28 Membership associations    30        2-29 Approach to stakeholder engagement    18, 47        2-30 Collective bargaining agreements    50    3    8 Material topics    3-1 Process to determine material topics    18        

GRI 3: Material topics 2021    3-2 List of material topics    18, 19    3-3 Management of material topics    20 a 30        

Economic performance            GRI 201: Economic performance 2016    201-1 Direct economic value generated and distributed    14, 93, 94, 95, 96    7    8 and 9 Market presence    202-1 Ratios of standard entry level wage by gender compared to local minimum wage    50    6    1, 5 and 8 GRI 202: Market presence 2016 202-2 Proportion of senior management hired from the local community    36    6    8

Indirect economic impacts GRI 203: Indirect economic    203-1 Infrastructure investments and services supported    59        5, 9 and 11

impacts 2016    203-2 Significant indirect economic impacts    60, 61, 63, 27    1, 3 and 8 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Letter of assurance Corporate information Sumary of indicators Inter&Co Annual Report Inter&Co 2022

GRI standard/other source Disclosure Location Global Compact ref. no. SDGs ref. no. Anti-corruption 205-1 Operations assessed for risks related to corruption    41, 43    10    16 GRI 205: Anti-corruption 2016    205-2 Communication and training about anti-corruption policies and procedures    44, 45    10    16 205-3 Confirmed incidents of corruption and actions taken    44    10    16 Child labor    

GRI 408: Child Labor 2016    408-1 Operations and suppliers at significant risk for incidents of child labor    70    5    8 and 16

Forced or compulsory labor GRI 409: Forced or compulsory    409-1 Operations and suppliers at significant risk for incidents of forced or compulsory labor    70    4    8 Public policy    GRI 415: Public policy 2016    415-1 Political contributions    43    10    16

Diversity and equal opportunity    405-1 Diversity of governance bodies and employees    35, 48, 49, 57    6    5 and 8 GRI 405: Diversity and equal    The mathematical ratio between the base salary and compensation of women compared to men was GRI 405: Diversity and equal    The mathematical ratio between the base salary and compensation of women compared to men was equal to 1 for all our functional categories. The mathematical ratio was calculated as: average monthly fixed earnings for women/average monthly fixed earnings for men. 405-2 Ratio of basic salary and remuneration of women to men Non-discrimination GRI 406: Non-discrimination 2016    406-1 Incidents of discrimination and corrective actions taken Three reports were received in 2022 involving the topic of discrimination. Following due diligence, the conclusions are as follows: valid, invalid, and inconclusive due to lack of information to allow investigation by the complainant. The content is confidential and there are records of the information. Customer privacy GRI 418: Customer privacy 2016    418-1 Substantiated complaints concerning breaches of customer privacy and losses of customer data 66 16 5 and 8 5, 8 and 10 Presentation Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Letter of assurance Corporate information Sumary of indicators Inter&Co Annual Report Inter&Co 2022

Extra disclosures Indicators not included in the materiality, but which Inter&Co decided to report in order to maintain the historical series and the comparability of actions that are part of the Institutional Agenda. GRI standard/other source    Disclosure    Location    Global Compact ref. no.    SDGs ref. no. Energy 302-1 Energy consumption within the organization    77    7 and 8    7, 8, 12 and 13 GRI 302: Energy 2016 302-4 Reduction of energy consumption    78    8 and 9    7, 8, 12 and 13 Water and effluents GRI 303: Water and effluents 2018    303-5 Water consumption    78    8    6 Emissions            

305-1 Direct (Scope 1) GHG emissions    73    7 and 8    3, 12, 13, 14 and 15 GRI 305: Emissions 2016    305-2 Energy indirect (Scope 2) GHG emissions from the purchase of energy    73    7 and 8    3, 12, 13, 14 and 15 305-3 Other indirect (Scope 3) GHG emissions    73    7 and 8    3, 12, 13, 14 and 15 Waste 306-1 Waste generation and significant waste-related impacts    76    8    3, 6, 11 and 12

306-2 Management of significant impacts related to waste    76    8    3, 6, 11 and 12 GRI 306: Waste 2020    306-3 Waste generated    79    8    3, 11 and 12 306-4 Waste not destined for final disposal    79    8    3, 11 and 12

306-5 Waste destined for final disposal    79    8    3, 11 and 12 Employment    401-1 New employee hires and employee turnover    100    6    5, 8 and 10 GRI 401: Employment 2016    401-2 Benefits provided to full-time employees that are not provided to temporary or part-time employees 401-3 Parental leave    52    6    5 and 8 Training and education    404-1 Average hours of training per year per employee    53    6    4, 5, 8 and 10 GRI 404: Training and education 2016    404-2 Programs for upgrading employee skills and transition assistance programs    54    -    8 404-3 Percentage of employees receiving regular performance and career development reviews    55    6    5, 8 and 10 Annual Report Inter&Co 2022 Corporate governance People Environment Digital environment Economic performance Exhibits Summary of indicators Letter of assurance Corporate information

SASB content index Topic Code Metrics requested by SASB Page or answer Industry: Commercial banks Data security FN-CB-230a.1 (1) Number of data breaches, (2) percentage involving personally identifiable information (PII), (3) number of account holders affected FN-CB-230a.2 Description of approach to identifying and addressing data security risks FN-CB-240a.1 (1) Number and (2) amount of loans outstanding qualified to programs designed to promote small business and community development Financial inclusion & capacity building FN-CB-240a.2 (1) Number and (2) amount of past due and nonaccrual loans qualified to programs designed to promote small business and community development In 2022, there were

to the BNDES Peac Maquininhas program.

The BNDES program is an initiative to address the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic. It offers an alternative guarantee for loans with smaller businesses, which may contract, until

12/31/2022, financing having as collateral future revenues from sales made with handheld machines, dispensing with the requirement of a guarantee or collateral. Business ethics FN-CB-510a.2 Description of whistleblower policies and procedures Systemic risk management FN-CB-550a.1 Global Systemically Important Bank (G-SIB) score, by category FN-CB-550a.2 Description of approach to incorporation of results of mandatory and voluntary stress tests into capital adequacy planning, long-term corporate strategy, and other business activities FN-CB-000.B (1) Number and (2) value of loans by segment: (a) personal, (b) small business, and (c) corporate 45 40 40 93, 94, 95, 96

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SASB content index Topic Code Metrics requested by SASB Page or answer Industry: Consumer finance Customer privacy FN-CF-220a.1 Total amount of monetary losses as a result of legal proceedings associated with customer privacy 66 FN-CF-000.A Number of unique consumers with an active (1) credit card account and (2) pre-paid debit card account 66, 84 FN-CF-000.B Number of (1) credit card accounts and (2) pre-paid debit card accounts 66, 84 Industry: Asset management & custody activities Transparent information & fair advice for customers FN-AC-270a.3 Description of approach to informing customers about products and services Industry: Investment banking & brokerage Employee diversity & inclusion FN-AC-330a.1 Percentage of gender and racial/ethnic group representation for (1) executive management, (2) non-executive management, (3) professionals, and (4) all other employees 35, 49 Incorporation of environmental, social, and governance factors in investment banking & brokerage activities FN-AC-410a.2 Description of approach to incorporating ESG aspects into investment and/or asset management processes and strategies 23, 33, 39 Professional integrity FN-IB-510b.4 Description of approach to ensuring professional integrity, including duty of care 42, 44

INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION STATEMENT – BUREAU VERITAS

Bureau Veritas Certification Brazil (Bureau Veritas) was contracted by Inter&Co.(INTER) to conduct an independent verification of its 2022 Annual Report (hereinafter referred to as the Report).

This verification was conducted by a multidisciplinary team, including verifiers with knowledge of financial and non-financial data.

The scope of this verification covered the Global Reporting InitiativeTM Standards and Principles for Sustainability Reporting, including Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) indicators, and refers to the reporting period from January 1 to December 31, 2022.1

RESPONSIBILITIES OF INTER&CO AND BUREAU VERITAS

The collection, calculation and presentation of the data published in the Annual Report are the sole responsibility of the Inter&Co management. Bureau Veritas is responsible for providing an independent opinion to the stakeholders, in accordance with the scope of work defined in this declaration.

The verification covered the following activities: 1.     Interviews with those responsible for the material topics and the content of the Report;

2.     Analysis of documentary evidence provided by Inter&Co. for the period covered by the Report (2022);

3.     Verification of performance data in relation to the Principles that ensure the quality of information, in accordance with GRI standards and the SASB;

4.     Evaluation of the systems used to compile data;

5.     Documentary analysis of stakeholder engagement activities developed by Inter&Co. 1Materiality, Stakeholder Inclusion, Sustainability Context, Completeness, Balance, Comparability, Accuracy, Timeliness, Clarity and Reliability BUREAU VERITAS CERTIFICATION Page 1 of 5 LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS Technical Manager Bureau Veritas Certification – Brazil

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Excluded from this verification was any evaluation of information related to: ▪    Activities outside the defined evaluation period;

▪    Position statements (expressions of opinion, belief, objectives or future intentions) by Inter&Co.;

▪    Accuracy of economic and financial data contained in this Report, extracted from financial statements, verified by independent auditors;

▪    Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory of Inter&Co., included energy data;

▪    Data and information regarding operations and activities that are not part of the scope of the Report. OPINION ON THE REPORT AND THE VERIFICATION PROCESS ▪    Inter&Co. prepared the Report following the Standards and Principles of the GRI Standards2, additionally contemplating SASB indicators;

▪    We note the existence of a materiality study, carried out in 2021, whose result obtained realistically reflects the themes relevant to the Report;

▪    The Report publishes information on indicators associated with the material aspects of the GRI Standards;

▪    We found that the Report presents SASB indicators associated with the material topics of the company and they were verified according to the scope mentioned; BUREAU VERITAS CERTIFICATION Page 2 of 5

▪    On the topic of Financial Education, we found that Inter&Co. carries out qualification and awareness initiatives for small businesses and the community, including shopkeepers, children, young people, adults and the elderly. We are of the opinion that, in order to comply with SASB FNTB-240 a.2, Inter&Co. must demonstrate the data of loans directed to the development and support of small businesses and community and not only awareness actions;

▪    In the context of GRI 203-1, it was verified that Inter&Co. makes investments in technology development to combat money laundering. However, we are of the opinion that these investments are not attributed to infrastructure and support for meaningful services to local communities and economies;

▪    We highlight that the Recife unit does not have individualized water and energy consumption values, due to the fact that it is located in a condominium together with other companies. In this context, the data of this unit are obtained through estimation; 2International Standard on Assurance Engagements 3000 – Assurance Engagements other than Audits or Reviews of Historical Financial Information ▪    We highlight the publication of information on the GRI 404-3 Indicator (performance evaluation). However, it was not possible to verify the percentage of employees who receive regular performance and career development evaluations, since the organization had not yet completed the closing of the indicator for the calculated period;

▪    During the verification process of the Annual Report, we evidenced that the Greenhouse Gas Inventory was being submitted to an external verification. The final result of this process was not evidenced by our team;

▪    We show that Inter&Co. reports data referring to the GRI 201-1 indicator - direct economic value generated and distributed. However, it was not possible to evidence and ensure the reliability of the amounts reported for the 2022 cycle, due to changes in the formatting of the Financial Statement. RECOMMENDATIONS ▪    Demonstrate the data of loans directed to the development and support to small businesses and community, for the purpose of meeting the requirements of SASB FNTB-240 a.2;

▪    Demonstrate investments in infrastructure and support for community services, with regard to meeting the GRI 203-1 indicator;

▪    Regarding water and energy consumption, we recommend that a critical analysis be carried out in relation to the reliability of the reported data, considering the estimate of the Recife unit;

▪    Demonstrate for the next cycle data referring to the percentage of employees who receive regular performance and career development evaluations;

▪    Carry out the assurance of the Greenhouse Gas Inventory in the next cycle before verifying the Annual Report, in order to allow the report to bring more reliable data on the GHG Inventory;

▪    Demonstrate for the next cycle data related to the management of the indicator direct value generated and distributed, so that the traceability of the values that are reported in the Annual Report is evidenced;

▪    Ensure for the next cycle that all reported data are fully verified, thus ensuring compliance with the principle of reporting the verifiability of the GRI. BUREAU VERITAS CERTIFICATION Page 3 of 5 Technical Manager Bureau Veritas Certification – Brazil

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Based on the verification work conducted, the evidence presented to us and according to the scope of work defined in this statement, nothing has come to our attention that could indicate that: The information provided in the Report is not balanced, consistent and reliable; Inter&Co. has not established appropriate systems for collecting, compiling and analyzing quantitative and qualitative data used in the Report;

The Report does not adhere to the Principles for defining content and ensuring the quality of the GRI Standards. CLAIM OF INDEPENDENCE AND IMPARTIALITY

Bureau Veritas Certification is an independent professional services company specializing in Quality, Health, Safety, Social and Environmental management with more than 185 years of experience in independent assessment services.

The Bureau Veritas has a quality management system, certified by a third party, according to which it maintains documented policies and procedures for compliance with ethical, professional and legal requirements.

The verification team has no link with Inter&Co., conducting this work independently.

Bureau Veritas has implemented and applies a Code of Ethics throughout its business to ensure that its employees maintain the highest standards of ethics, integrity, objectivity, confidentiality, and professional competence/behavior in their daily activities.

At the end of the process and Verification, a Detailed Report was generated, kept as a record in our Management System. CONTACT

https://certification.bureauveritas.com.br/fale-conosco/ São Paulo, May 2023. Anna Carolina Guedes da Silva

Lead Auditor Assurance Sustainability Reports (ASR) Bureau Veritas Certification – Brazil Francisco Martins de Almeida Rollo Sustainability Technical Manager Bureau Veritas Certification – Brazil

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Corporate information [GRI 2-3] Inter’s commitments and operational activities can be followed up on the institutional website: www.bancointer.com.br/en The company also has an e-mail communication channel linked to the e-mails sustentabilidade@inter.co and ri@inter.co

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Credits Report Coordination Christiano Rohlfs Coelho – head of Corporate Sustainability Areas involved Brand Lab Governance PR & Comms

Investor Relations Corporate Sustainability GRI Consulting, content, design and revision TheMediaGroup Images Inter&Co collection

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